Superior Court of Cobb County Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Superior Court of Cobb County; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Courtesy copies of all election-related motions, complaints, and other filings must be emailed to the Election Judge.
Courtesy copies of all motions, complaints, or other filings related to the election shall be emailed to the Election Judge using this email address.
An extra copy of any motion or response filed in person must be furnished to the Clerk for delivery to Judge Brown.
Pursuant to Rule 6.1, when you file a motion or response in person, you must furnish the Clerk with an extra copy of such, which the Clerk will deliver to Judge Brown.
A courtesy copy of an electronically filed motion or response must be emailed to the Judge's designee within 24 hours of e-filing.
When you e-file a motion or response, you must email a courtesy copy to the Judge's designee at matthew.freedman@cobbcounty.gov within 24 hours of e-filing.
Parties may electronically deliver courtesy copies to the assigned judge, and the judge may require them at the judge's discretion.
Parties may elect to electronically deliver courtesy copies of documents to the judge assigned to the case or may be required to do so in the judge's discretion.
Are courtesy copies required in Superior Court of Cobb County?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions, complaints, and other filings. Details: by email. Courtesy copies of all election-related motions, complaints, and other filings must be emailed to the Election Judge.
Are courtesy copies required in Superior Court of Cobb County?
Parties may electronically deliver courtesy copies to the assigned judge, and the judge may require them at the judge's discretion.
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