AI Court Orders Ledger  /  TX six-county district courts (Calhoun, DeWitt, Goliad, Jackson, Refugio, Victoria)

Texas six counties - Exhibit A form required, AI check does not count

Document: Standing Order Regarding Use of AI (six district courts) · signed 1 May 2026, effective immediately
Last verified against the court's own document:

Who it covers

“all self-represented litigants and attorneys”

What your filing must contain

Before using anything AI created in a submission, sign and submit the courts' own Exhibit A form: every item AI contributed was verified through traditional (non-AI) legal sources by a human being. The order names commercial legal-AI tools alongside ChatGPT and declares current AI unreliable.

Where it goes: Exhibit A filed with the submission it covers

What happens if you skip it

Held responsible and potentially sanctioned for AI content in filings.

Check the court's own document

Document coordinates: Clerk-filed order PDF; filename date is the clerk filing date, signing date was 1 May 2026.

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This page is legal information, not legal advice, and the people who maintain it are not your lawyers. Standing orders change without notice: the linked primary document is the authority the day you file. Every quotation here was checked against the issuing court's own document on the last-verified date shown.

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