Circuit Court of Jasper County, Illinois (4th Judicial Circuit) Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
- Format
All submissions for a remote hearing must be in PDF format.
All submissions shall be submitted in PDF format;
Each proposed exhibit must be a separate file named to identify the offering party and exhibit number.
Each proposed exhibit shall be submitted as a separate file with a file name that reflects the party offering it and the exhibit number (e.g., PlaintiffExhibit1, PetitionerExhibit2, DefendantExhibit3, RespondentExhibit4, etc.);
Each listed document must be submitted as a separate file with a filename identifying the offering party and the document’s nature.
Each proposed order, fully signed agreed order, agreement, stipulation or other document shall be submitted as a separate file with a file name that reflects the party offering it and the nature of the document (e.g., Plaintiff proposed order, Petitioner agreed order, Defendant stipulation, Respondent cases in support, etc.);
Exhibits and other documents longer than four pages must have electronically inserted or legibly placed, non-handwritten page numbers within the PDF.
For any exhibit or other document greater than four pages long, page numbers must be inserted electronically or legibly within the PDF (not handwritten).
What formatting rules apply to filings in Circuit Court of Jasper County, Illinois (4th Judicial Circuit)?
Circuit Court of Jasper County, Illinois (4th Judicial Circuit)'s formatting rule includes file format PDF. All submissions for a remote hearing must be in PDF format.
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