Circuit Court of Saline County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit) Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
CRITICAL
Motions in limine will be argued at the final pretrial.
All motions in limine will be argued at the final pretrial.
CRITICAL
After the ten-day period expires, the clerk refers the motion papers and case file to the court, and there is no oral argument unless the court orders it.
Upon expiration of the 10-day period, the clerk will refer the motion papers and the case file to the court for appropriate disposition. There will be no oral arguments unless ordered by the court.
CRITICAL
Non-evidentiary pre-trial and post-trial motions in civil cases are set for oral argument only when authorized by the presiding judge.
Non-evidentiary pre-trial and post-trial motions in civil cases will only be set for oral argument when authorized by the judge presiding.
INFO
Ex parte or emergency motions and motions made under stipulations for agreed orders may be presented without a setting.
Ex parte or emergency motions and motions in accordance with stipulations for agreed orders may be presented without a setting.
Does Circuit Court of Saline County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit) require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Motions in limine will be argued at the final pretrial.
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