Riverside Superior Court Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed. This page is scoped to Riverside Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Trial documents must be bundled and delivered together; they are not to be filed separately.
Trial documents are not to be filed separately.
Unless there are fewer than 10 exhibits, documentary exhibits and photographs must be placed in a loose-leaf notebook with numbered dividers.
Unless there are less than 10 exhibits, all documentary exhibits and photographs (8 ½” x 12” or smaller) should be placed in a loose-leaf notebook with numbered dividers corresponding to the exhibit number.
When more than five motions in limine are filed collectively, the parties must submit a hard copy of the motions in a binder with the joint documents required under Rule C.
In cases where more than 5 motions in limine are filed, collectively, the parties are ordered to submit a hard copy of the motions and any ... [pages 1–2] These documents should be included in a binder(s) with the joint documents required under Rule C, below.
- Required
- Always
Counsel need not lodge copies of out-of-state authorities unless the authority is unavailable on Lexis or Westlaw.
Counsel need not lodge copies of out-of-state authorities to which they have cited unless that authority is not available on Lexis and Westlaw.
Does Riverside Superior Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Yes. Riverside Superior Court requires bundling for covered papers. Trial documents must be bundled and delivered together; they are not to be filed separately.
Does Riverside Superior Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Bundling is optional for covered papers in Riverside Superior Court. Counsel need not lodge copies of out-of-state authorities unless the authority is unavailable on Lexis or Westlaw.
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