Judge Susan S. Reynolds
Judge • Superior Court, Judicial District of Danbury, Connecticut
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideSuperior Court, Judicial District of Danbury, Connecticut publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 208 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 96- Applies to
- Written claim for relief
When the State’s sole interest is providing HUSKY health insurance, the Assistant Attorney General may file a written claim for relief about the State’s interest before the proceeding instead of appearing.
- Applies to
- Motion for psychological evaluation
The movant should not include Form JD-JM-46 with a contested motion for psychological evaluation.
- Applies to
- Motion for psychological evaluation
The movant should provide a list of collateral contacts and documents to be released to the evaluator.
Filing Timing
All 38Counsel and pro se parties must submit a memorandum two weeks before the trial management conference.
A case reported as settled must be withdrawn within 120 days or it will be dismissed, unless the judicial authority extends the withdrawal time for good cause.
If the tenant did not provide the report with the action filing, the municipality must submit it before the hearing.
Service
All 16- Applies to
- Citations
Citations must be re-issued unless the court orders otherwise.
A moving party pursuing a motion on the Case Date must provide proposed exhibit copies to the other party and, for a remote Case Date, to the court, following Section D(2).
- Deadline
- 2 business days
A party offering exhibits on an opposing party’s motion must provide copies to the opponent and, for a remote Case Date, the court at least two business days before the Case Date.
E-Filing
All 15- Applies to
- Short calendar marking
Attorneys and law firms must mark Short Calendar matters electronically through E-Services unless exempt; specified motions and objections are exempt from marking requirements, and attorneys may not mark by telephone without an E-Services exemption.
- Applies to
- Short calendar marking
Self-represented parties enrolled in E-Services may, but are not required to, mark Short Calendar matters electronically.
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- Exhibits
Attorneys and law firms without an electronic-services exemption must electronically submit PDF exhibits for paperless civil files at least two business days before evidence begins.
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