Marin Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICALCivil cases
The parties must provide courtesy hard copies of the documents listed in Rule 2.15 B and C directly to the trial department no later than five court days before the Issue Conference.
Not later that than five (5) court days before the Issue Conference, the parties shall provide courtesy hard copies of all documents listed in 2.15 B and C directly to the trial department.
CRITICAL
Parties must provide hard courtesy copies of the documents listed in 2.15 B and C to the trial department at least 5 court days before the Issue Conference, in an indexed binder with each motion separately bookmarked as required by CRC 3.1110(f).
Not later that than five (5) court days before the Issue Conference, the parties shall provide courtesy hard copies of all documents listed in 2.15 B and C directly to the trial department. These copies shall be submitted in an indexed binder and each motion shall be separately bookmarked in a manner consistent with the requirements set forth in CRC 3.1110(f).
WARNING
Required courtesy copies are deemed submitted when the original document is e-filed, unless the court orders otherwise.
Any required courtesy copies are deemed submitted upon the e-filing of an original document unless otherwise ordered by the court.
INFO
Any required courtesy copy is deemed submitted when the original document is e-filed, unless the court orders otherwise.
Any required courtesy copies are deemed submitted upon the e-filing of an original document unless otherwise ordered by the court.
Are courtesy copies required in Marin Superior Court?
Details: delivery no later than 5 court days before issue conference. The parties must provide courtesy hard copies of the documents listed in Rule 2.15 B and C directly to the trial department no later than five court days before the Issue Conference.
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