Rule 6-1427 Exhibit procedure.

If you have a case in county court, the way you handle exhibits (documents, photos, or other physical evidence you want the judge to see) follows the same rules used in the district court located in that same county. There isn't a separate set of exhibit rules just for county court.

This means you'll need to look at the local district court's rules to know things like how to label exhibits, when to submit them, and how they should be presented during a hearing or trial. Since these rules can vary somewhat from one county to another, it's a good idea to check with the district court clerk's office in your specific county to get the exact requirements.

If you're preparing for a case, contact the district court in the county where your case is being heard before your hearing date. They can tell you exactly what format and process you need to follow for any evidence you plan to use.