Court Rules

San Bernardino Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

31 rules from official source documents

When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to San Bernardino Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

An original and two copies of the joint witness list must be filed with the court at the Readiness Calendar.

An original and two copies of JOINT Witness List and JOINT Exhibit List are required to be filed with the court at the Readiness Calendar.

Judge David E. DriscollCRITICAL

One courtesy copy of the trial-readiness items must be delivered to the department when the case is assigned to trial.

ALL OF THE ITEMS BELOW ARE TO BE SUBMITTED WITH THE COURT UPON THE CASE BEING ASSIGNED TO TRIAL, NOT BEFORE. (Must be submitted by efile, and a courtesy copy delivered to the department)

Judge Donald AlvarezCRITICAL

The Joint Witness List must identify each witness, provide a brief description and time estimate, and include two courtesy copies provided to the clerk.

Joint Witness List listing the name, brief description, and time estimate for each witness. Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Witness List shall be provided to the clerk.

Judge Lily L. SinfieldCRITICAL

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List must be provided to the clerk.

Joint Exhibit List. Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List shall be proved to the clerk.

Judge Lily L. SinfieldCRITICAL

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List must be provided to the Clerk.

Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List shall be provided to the Clerk.

Judge Malalai FarooqiCRITICAL

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Witness List must be provided to the Clerk.

Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Witness shall be provided to the Clerk.

Judge Malalai FarooqiCRITICAL

The Joint Exhibit Binder must include one witness set pre-marked with Court Exhibit tags and two copies for the court.

One set should be for the witness, pre-marked with Court Exhibit tags. Two copies shall be for the Court.

Judge Malalai FarooqiCRITICAL

Counsel must provide courtesy copies of all motions in limine and oppositions to motions in limine at the Final Status Conference.

At the Final Status Conference date, counsel of record are to appear in person and provide the Court with the following items: trial briefs; witness list; verdict forms; exhibit list; proposed CACI instructions without use notes; exhibits; joint statement of the case; courtesy copies of all motions in limine and oppositions to motions in limine; time estimate for witnesses; stipulated categories/topics for expert witnesses with page and line references for each category.

Judge Michael A. DauberCRITICAL

A courtesy copy of the opening and closing arguments must be delivered to the Court.

Opening and Closing Arguments shall be e-filed with the Court by the close of trial, for Appellate purposes, and a courtesy copy delivered to the Court.

Judge Michael A. DauberCRITICAL

Courtesy copies are required for ex parte applications and supporting documents, motions, oppositions, replies and their supporting documents, and all trial documents.

Courtesy Copies are required for: All ExParte Applications and their supporting documents All motions, oppositions, replies and their supporting documents All trial documents.

Judge Michael A. DauberCRITICAL

The party must deliver courtesy copies of an ex parte application to Department S35 by noon on the day before the scheduled hearing, and failure may result in sanctions or removal of the hearing from the calendar.

Courtesy Copies of ExParte Applications are required to be delivered by the party to Department S35 no later than 12:00 pm the day prior to the scheduled hearing. Failure to provide Courtesy Copies may result in sanctions and/or the hearing taken off calendar”

Judge Michael A. DauberCRITICAL

One exhibit copy must be provided to the court, one to the witness, and one to each other party.

Exhibits shall be place in 3-ring binders with 1 copy for the Court, 1 for the witness and 1 for all other parties to the action.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Counsel choosing to file a document close to the hearing must lodge a courtesy copy at least 72 hours before the hearing or the Court will not consider the document.

Should counsel choose to do so, a courtesy copy is mandatory. The courtesy copy must be lodged at least 72 hours prior to the hearing. Otherwise, the Court will not consider the document.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications must be delivered to Department S33 before 2:00 p.m. on the preceding day.

Courtesy copies shall be provided and dropped in Department S33 before 2 p.m. the day prior.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Courtesy copies are required for summary-judgment and summary-adjudgment filings, Anti-SLAPP filings, and documents containing ten or more exhibits.

Courtesy copies are required for all documents related to motions for summary judgment and/or summary adjudication, all documents related to Anti-SLAPP motions, and all documents with ten exhibits or more.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Courtesy copies generally must be delivered within one court day after electronic filing, but reply briefs must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

For these motions, courtesy copies must be delivered within one court day of the electronic filing, except for reply briefs which must be delivered on the day the reply is due.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Required courtesy copies must generally comply with CRC rule 3.1110(f), but need not place a tab below each exhibit, and must be lodged in a right-side-tabbed binder.

The courtesy copies must comply with CRC, rule 3.1110(f), except for the requirement that each exhibit be separated by a tab below the bottom. The courtesy copies must be lodged in a binder with tabs on the right side of the page for ease of reference by the Court.

Judge Stephanie TañadaCRITICAL

Exhibits must be placed in three-ring binders, with one copy each for the Court, the witness, and the opposing party.

Exhibits shall be placed in 3-ring binders with 1 copy for the Court, 1 for the witness and 1 for opposing party.

Judge Thomas GarzaCRITICAL

Courtesy copies of all trial documents and motions in limine must be delivered to Department R14.

COURTESY COPIES – Courtesy copies of all Trial Documents and Motions in Limine shall be delivered to Dept. R14.

Judge Tony RaphaelCRITICAL

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Witness List must be provided to the Clerk.

Two (2) courtesy g copies of the Joint Witness List shall be provided to the Clerk.

Judge Winston KehCRITICAL

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List must be provided to the Clerk.

Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Exhibit List shall be provided to the Clerk.

Judge Winston KehCRITICAL

One extra copy must be submitted with each original civil unlimited complaint.

One extra copy shall be submitted with each original civil unlimited complaint presented.

Court-level rulesWARNINGOfficial source

Courtesy copies are not permitted for ex parte pleadings.

No courtesy copies are allowed.

Judge Carlos CabreraWARNING

One courtesy copy of the joint report must be submitted directly to Department S17.

a courtesy copy of the report will be submitted directly into Department S17.

Judge Joseph T. OrtizWARNING

Courtesy copies of subsequent joint reports should be delivered directly to Department S17 so the department receives them timely.

but to assure that the reports are timely received in the department, courtesy copies should be submitted directly into Department S17.

Judge Joseph T. OrtizWARNING

Two courtesy copies of the Joint Witness List must be provided to the clerk.

Two (2) courtesy copies of the Joint Witness List shall be provided to the Clerk.

Judge Kevin C. LeeWARNING

All courtesy copies must be one-sided and delivered to Department S35.

All Courtesy Copies need to be ONE-SIDED and delivered to Department S35.

Judge Michael A. DauberWARNING

A working copy should be provided to the judge in a tabbed binder for convenience.

A working copy for the judge’s convenience should be provided in a tabbed binder.

Judge Stephanie TañadaWARNING

Noncompliance with the courtesy-copy binder rule may result in a continuance or the Court disregarding the exhibits.

Failure to comply with this rule may result in the Court continuing the hearing or not considering the exhibits.

Judge Stephanie TañadaWARNING

Department S33 requests courtesy copies.

S33 requests courtesy copies.

Judge Stephanie TañadaINFO

Courtesy copies are not required for electronically filed motions other than those expressly identified in the standing order.

Courtesy copies are not necessary for other electronically filed motions.

Judge Stephanie TañadaINFO
Common questions about San Bernardino Superior Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in San Bernardino Superior Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for trial documents and motion in limines. Details: delivery upon filing. Courtesy copies of all trial documents and motions in limine must be delivered to Department R14.

Are courtesy copies required in San Bernardino Superior Court?

Details: delivery at least 72 hours before hearing. Counsel choosing to file a document close to the hearing must lodge a courtesy copy at least 72 hours before the hearing or the Court will not consider the document.

View ruleSource: page 1, section ELECTRONIC FILING

Are courtesy copies required in San Bernardino Superior Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for summary judgment, summary adjudication, and anti-slapp. Details: delivery within one court day. Courtesy copies are required for summary-judgment and summary-adjudgment filings, Anti-SLAPP filings, and documents containing ten or more exhibits.

View ruleSource: page 1, section LAW AND MOTION

Are courtesy copies required in San Bernardino Superior Court?

Required courtesy copies must generally comply with CRC rule 3.1110(f), but need not place a tab below each exhibit, and must be lodged in a right-side-tabbed binder.

View ruleSource: page 1, section LAW AND MOTION