(a) What Constitutes Electronic Signature. [Repealed]
(b) Requirements for Electronic Signature. [Repealed]
(c) Certification of Signature of Another Person. By submitting a document
by electronic means and representing the consent of another person on the document,
an attorney who submits the document certifies that the document has been properly
signed.
(d) Requirements for Another Person’s Electronic Signature. An attorney
who submits a document by electronic means that is signed by another person—other
than a charging document or a document signed by a defendant—must:
(1) include a scanned image of the other person’s signature, or represent the
consent of the other person in a manner permitted or required by the
presiding judge; and
(2) maintain the signed paper copy of the document for one year after final
disposition of the case.
