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Texas Judicial Branch

Digital Evidence Sharing 

Overview

The Texas Judicial Branch has launched a digital evidence portal that provides a standard solution for the submission, management, and storage of exhibits in trial courts that have adopted the service. The digital evidence portal provides convenient 24/7 online access to upload, review, manage, and share exhibits among judges, attorneys, and litigants during virtual or in-person court hearings. To participate, parties to the case must be invited by the court. Currently, the portal is available using a product from Thomson Reuters called "Case Center" (formerly CaseLines).

How to participate

Attorneys and other parties to a case can register for Case Center, but keep in mind the court must be using the digital evidence portal, and you must be invited to use it on a case-by-case basis.

If your case has been selected to use Case Center, you will receive an email inviting you into the case. You can then register for or sign into Case Center and click on “View Case List” button at the top of the screen.  If you have multiple cases, scroll down to select the case you wish to view. You can also narrow your search by applying a filter, and you can give other professionals in your office access to your cases.

Courts that wish to start using the digital evidence portal can contact the Office of Court Administration to get started.

Training & Support

Access reference guides and training topics with videos at the Case Center help site.

For help using Case Center:

  1. Get self-help by visiting the Thomson Reuters Support Center website.
  2. Request help from Thomson Reuters by signing into Case Center, selecting “Support,” then “Create Support Case,” and filling out and submitting the form.
  3. Email decsupport@thomsonreuters.com. Include your name, contact info, case info and issue.
  4. Call (800) 290-9378

For Information or questions regarding a case or court process, please contact the court where the case is heard.

Participating Courts

The following courts are participating in the Digital Evidence Platform program:

County Courts

  • Hardin County - County Court - Judge Wayne McDaniel
  • Lubbock County - Court at Law 1 - Judge Mark Hocker
  • Montgomery County - Court at Law 2 - Judge Claudia Laird
  • Webb County - Court at Law 2 - Judge Victor Villareal

Child Support Courts

  • Chambers, Liberty, Walker Counties - Judge Baker
  • Collins, Ellis, Kaufman, Rockwall Counties - Judge Dukes

District Courts

  • Bexar County - 379th District Court - Judge Ron Rangel
  • Bowie County - 5th District Court - Judge Bill Miller
  • Dallas County - 254th District Court - Judge Kimberly Brown
  • Dallas County - 254th District Court - Associate Judge Lorna Bedard
  • Dallas County - 255th District Court - Judge Vonda Bailey
  • Dallas County - 255th District Court - Associate Judge Jean Lee
  • Dallas County - 256th District Court - Judge Sandra Streete
  • Dallas County - 256th District Court - Associate Judge Regina Moore
  • Dallas County - 303rd District Court - Judge LaDeitra Adkins
  • Dallas County - 303rd District Court - Associate Judge Scott Beauchamp
  • Dallas County - 305th District Court - Judge Cheryl Lee Shannon
  • Dallas County - 330th District Court - Judge Andrea Plumlee
  • Dallas County - 330th District Court - Associate Judge Danielle Diaz
  • Galveston County - 306th District Court - Associate Judge Emily Fisher
  • Lamb County - 154th District Court - Judge Scott Say
  • Tarrant County - 67thDistrict Court - Judge Don Cosby
  • Tarrant County - 360th District Court - Judge Patricia Bennett
  • Wharton County - 329th District Court - Judge Randy Clapp
  • Wilbarger County - 46th District Court - Judge Cornell Curtis

Probate Courts

  • El Paso County - Probate Court - Associate Judge JoAnne Garcia
  • Hidalgo County - Probate Court - Judge Joseph Strelitz
  • Hidalgo County - Probate Court - Associate Judge Kristalee Mata