Monterey Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Monterey Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
A party citing particular administrative-record pages must submit one courtesy hard-copy appendix containing those pages, with the relied-upon portions highlighted.
(2) each party that cites to specific pages of the administrative record shall submit to the court a courtesy hard copy Appendix of the Administrative Record pages cited, with the portions on which the party relies, highlighted.
A courtesy copy must be mailed through the judge's clerk, or emailed through the judge's clerk if the department directs email delivery.
A courtesy copy shall be mailed [or emailed if directed by the department] via the judge’s clerk.
One courtesy hard copy of complex-case papers must be mailed to the assigned judicial officer's department, or emailed if the department so directs.
A courtesy hard copy shall be mailed (or emailed if directed by the department) to the assigned judicial officer’s department.
Courtesy chambers copies of all trial management reports, briefs, and motions in limine must be submitted on the same day the document is e-filed.
Courtesy chambers copies of all trial management reports, briefs and motions in limine shall be submitted on the same day that the document is e-filed.
A judge may require a printed or electronically delivered courtesy copy at any time.
A judge may order a courtesy copy at any time, either printed or through electronic delivery.
Are courtesy copies required in Monterey Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for appendixs. A party citing particular administrative-record pages must submit one courtesy hard-copy appendix containing those pages, with the relied-upon portions highlighted.
Are courtesy copies required in Monterey Superior Court?
Details: by mail. A courtesy copy must be mailed through the judge's clerk, or emailed through the judge's clerk if the department directs email delivery.
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