Court Receives Non-Scannable Exhibits Requiring Manual Review

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Non-scannable exhibits were received by the court. These exhibits may require special handling or manual review due to format issues, potentially delaying proceedings.

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• • Exhibit submission
• • Non-scannable format
• • Document handling

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Non-Scannable Exhibits Received

Other · May 13, 2026

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Other May 12, 2026

Non-Scannable Exhibits Received

The court received exhibits that could not be scanned into the electronic case file. This means the documents will not be immediately accessible through the court’s digital system. Attorneys should be aware that these exhibits might require physical review or special handling.