Court Rules

Limits & Logistics

Courtesy Copies

Motion

  • 1 copy • Upon Filing

Communication

Phone
847-377-3903
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Document Format Requirements3 rules

FormattingCriminal cases

Motions, including motions in limine, must be in writing

FormattingCriminal cases

Any objection to the venire must be in writing.

FormattingCriminal cases

The parties shall submit their proposed voir dire questions in writing to the court prior to jury selection along with any motions in limine.

Document Filing Requirements5 rules

Filing RequirementsCriminal cases

Upon answering ready on the day of trial, counsel shall tender the following to opposing counsel and the court: All stipulations.

Filing RequirementsCriminal cases

Upon answering ready on the day of trial, counsel shall tender the following to opposing counsel and the court: All proposed jury instructions, which shall include the original and one marked set for the court, marked with the authoring party’s designation. See Local Rule 9-1.07(B). The court may request the proposed jury instructions at a later time.

Filing RequirementsCriminal cases

Upon answering ready on the day of trial, counsel shall tender the following to opposing counsel and the court: An exhibit list with columns labeled “Offered”, “Admitted”, and “Refused”.

Document
Exhibit list

Must include

  • Columns labeled “Offered”, “Admitted”, and “Refused”
Filing RequirementsCriminal cases

Upon answering ready on the day of trial, counsel shall tender the following to opposing counsel and the court: a. A statement of facts for the case, which shall include the charges, the names of all attorneys who will appear during the trial, and identify all potential witnesses, including their place of residence or primary place of occupation.

Filing RequirementsCriminal cases

Upon answering ready on the day of trial, counsel shall tender the following to opposing counsel and the court: All proposed voir dire questions.

Filing & Service rules

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Non-routine motions—those whose adverse denial would substantially impair the movant’s ability to try the case—must be filed at least 21 days before trial and will be stricken if filed within 21 days of trial.

All non-routine motions must be filed not less than 21 days before trial. A non-routine motion is one where an adverse ruling would substantially impair the movant’s ability to try the case. Any non-routine motion filed within 21 days of trial will be stricken as untimely.

Criminal cases

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Proposed voir dire questions must be submitted to the court before jury selection and along with any motions in limine.

The parties shall submit their proposed voir dire questions in writing to the court prior to jury selection along with any motions in limine.

Criminal cases

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Where practicable, pre-trial motions must be filed timely and heard before the trial call.

Where practicable, all pre-trial motions, including motions to suppress, motions to dismiss, motions for section 115-10 hearings, etc., must be filed in a timely manner and heard prior to the trial call. See Local Rule 9-1.06.

Criminal cases

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The moving party must call a filed motion for hearing within 60 days of filing, or the court may consider it denied for delay.

The “burden of calling for hearing any motion previously filed is on the party making the motion. If any such motion is not called for hearing within sixty (60) days from the date it is filed, the Court may consider the motion denied by reason of delay.” Local Rule 2-1.01(L).

Criminal cases

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Service and Proof of Service Rules

Motions, including motions in limine, must be served upon opposing counsel; the service method is not specified.

Motions, including motions in limine, must be in writing and served upon opposing counsel.

Criminal cases

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Courtesy Copy Requirements

Counsel must provide the court one courtesy copy of each motion upon filing.

Counsel shall provide a courtesy copy of each motion to the court when the motion is filed.

Criminal cases

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Sealing & Redaction Procedures

Before anyone is allowed to view another person’s document or statement, the listed personal and identifying information must be redacted.

Before allowing anyone to view a document or statement of another, the address, telephone number, driver’s license number, social security number, date of birth, and any bank account, credit card, debit card, or other identifying numbers contained in the document or witness statement shall be redacted.

Criminal cases

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Chambers Communication Rules

Contact the Criminal Law Judicial Assistant by phone to reserve the listed technology for use during trials.

The following items are available to be reserved for use during trials. Contact the Criminal Law Judicial Assistant at 847-377-3903.

Criminal cases

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Common questions about Judge Daniel B. Shanes's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Daniel B. Shanes?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. Counsel must provide the court one courtesy copy of each motion upon filing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Pre-Trial Practice

What must be included with statement of facts filings before Judge Daniel B. Shanes?

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender a case statement of facts to opposing counsel and the court identifying the charges, trial attorneys, and potential witnesses with their residence or primary place of occupation.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Trials

What must be included with voir dire questions filings before Judge Daniel B. Shanes?

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender all proposed voir dire questions to opposing counsel and the court.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Trials

How may parties contact Judge Daniel B. Shanes' chambers?

The rule lists phone 847-377-3903. Contact the Criminal Law Judicial Assistant by phone to reserve the listed technology for use during trials.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Technology available in T-810

How does Judge Daniel B. Shanes handle sealed or redacted filings?

Before anyone is allowed to view another person’s document or statement, the listed personal and identifying information must be redacted.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Pre-Trial Practice

What filing deadlines does Judge Daniel B. Shanes set?

Non-routine motions—those whose adverse denial would substantially impair the movant’s ability to try the case—must be filed at least 21 days before trial and will be stricken if filed within 21 days of trial.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Pre-Trial Practice

What rule applies to serving the opposing party before Judge Daniel B. Shanes?

Details: recipient: the opposing party. Motions, including motions in limine, must be served upon opposing counsel; the service method is not specified.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Pre-Trial Practice
Complete rules summary for Judge Daniel B. Shanes

Contact the Criminal Law Judicial Assistant by phone to reserve the listed technology for use during trials.

Before anyone is allowed to view another person’s document or statement, the listed personal and identifying information must be redacted.

Where practicable, pre-trial motions must be filed timely and heard before the trial call.

Motions, including motions in limine, must be in writing.

Motions, including motions in limine, must be served upon opposing counsel; the service method is not specified.

Counsel must provide the court one courtesy copy of each motion upon filing.

The moving party must call a filed motion for hearing within 60 days of filing, or the court may consider it denied for delay.

Non-routine motions—those whose adverse denial would substantially impair the movant’s ability to try the case—must be filed at least 21 days before trial and will be stricken if filed within 21 days of trial.

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender a case statement of facts to opposing counsel and the court identifying the charges, trial attorneys, and potential witnesses with their residence or primary place of occupation.

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender all proposed voir dire questions to opposing counsel and the court.

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender proposed jury instructions, including the original and one marked set for the court bearing the authoring party’s designation; the court may request the instructions later.

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender an exhibit list to opposing counsel and the court with columns labeled “Offered”, “Admitted”, and “Refused”.

When answering ready on the trial date, counsel must tender all stipulations to opposing counsel and the court.

Objections to the venire must be in writing.

The parties must submit proposed voir dire questions in writing to the court before jury selection, along with any motions in limine.

Proposed voir dire questions must be submitted to the court before jury selection and along with any motions in limine.

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