Circuit Court of Lawrence County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit) Document Format Requirements
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Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
The main body of pleadings and other filed papers must be neatly typed or printed and at least double-spaced, excluding the listed portions.
In all pleadings and other papers of any description whatever prepared for filing in all cases, civil or criminal, the main body thereof, exclusive of captions, signature and address blocks, indented quotations, verifications, acknowledgment and other similar parts thereof, shall be neatly typed or printed, with a space between lines at least equivalent to double-spaced typing.
WARNING
Pleadings and other papers in civil and criminal cases must have a neatly typed or printed main body with at least double spacing, while pro se parties may file neatly hand-printed papers with similar spacing.
In all pleadings and other papers of any description whatever prepared for filing in all cases, civil or criminal, the main body thereof, exclusive of captions, signature and address blocks, indented quotations, verifications, acknowledgment, and other similar parts thereof, shall be neatly typed or printed, with a space between lines at least equivalent to double-spaced typing. Neatly hand-printed pleadings and papers, with similar spacing, may be filed by pro se parties.
INFO
Pro se parties may file neatly hand-printed pleadings and papers with similar spacing.
Neatly hand-printed pleadings and papers, with similar spacing, may be filed by pro se parties.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Circuit Court of Lawrence County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit)?
Circuit Court of Lawrence County, Illinois (2nd Judicial Circuit)'s formatting rule includes double spacing, the main body of pleadings and other papers must be neatly typed or printed; captions, signature and address blocks, indented quotations, verifications, acknowledgments, and similar parts are excluded from this requirement., and pro se parties may file neatly hand-printed pleadings and papers with similar spacing..
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