3rd Judicial Circuit Court, Madison County, Illinois Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
Paper courtesy copies customarily provided to the court remain required in e-file cases unless a specific court order provides otherwise.
Paper courtesy copies of documents customarily required to be provided to the court shall continue to be required in e-file cases, absent a specific court order to the contrary.
CRITICAL
Paper courtesy copies customarily required by the court remain required in e-file cases unless a specific court order provides otherwise.
Paper courtesy copies of documents customarily required to be provided to the court shall continue to be required in e-file cases, absent a specific court order to the contrary.
WARNINGCivil cases
If an attorney provides a courtesy copy of a pleading for the assigned judge, its first page must be conspicuously marked “COURTESY COPY”.
If an attorney provides a courtesy copy of a pleading for the assigned judge, the first page of the pleading must be conspicuously marked “COURTESY COPY”.
Are courtesy copies required in 3rd Judicial Circuit Court, Madison County, Illinois?
Paper courtesy copies customarily provided to the court remain required in e-file cases unless a specific court order provides otherwise.
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