Humboldt Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Humboldt Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
The long-form jury questionnaire must be filed with a courtesy copy for Jury Services no later than 15 court days before trial.
The long form jury questionnaire must be filed, with a courtesy copy for Jury Services, no later than fifteen (15) court days prior to trial.
Whenever possible, courtesy copies of ex parte moving and responding papers and notice declarations should be served on the identified attorneys, parents, county counsel, social worker, de facto parent, and tribe.
Whenever possible, courtesy copies of the moving and responding papers and declarations re notice shall be served on the attorney for each parent, attorney for the child, county counsel, supervising social worker, de-facto parent, tribe, and parents who are not represented by counsel.
Are courtesy copies required in Humboldt Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for jury questionnaires. The long-form jury questionnaire must be filed with a courtesy copy for Jury Services no later than 15 court days before trial.
Are courtesy copies required in Humboldt Superior Court?
Whenever possible, courtesy copies of ex parte moving and responding papers and notice declarations should be served on the identified attorneys, parents, county counsel, social worker, de facto parent, and tribe.
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