12th Judicial Circuit Court, Will County, Illinois Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

An arbitrator must notify the Arbitration Administrator and withdraw from the case if grounds for disqualification appear to exist under the Illinois Code of Judicial Conduct.

Upon appointment to a case, an arbitrator shall notify the Arbitration Administrator and withdraw from the case if any grounds appear to exist for disqualification pursuant to the Illinois Code of Judicial Conduct.

CRITICAL

A candidate may not contact a Circuit Judge, directly or indirectly, to discuss the application, except during the formal interview conducted by the Circuit Judges.

Other than the formal interview conducted by the Circuit Judges, no candidate shall contact any Circuit Judge either directly or indirectly to discuss his or her application.

CRITICAL

Upon voluntary settlement or dismissal of a case scheduled for arbitration, plaintiff’s counsel or a pro se plaintiff must immediately notify the Arbitration Administrator in writing; failure may result in sanctions.

Upon voluntary settlement or dismissal of any case scheduled for arbitration, counsel for the plaintiff or the Plaintiff if pro se, shall immediately notify the Arbitration Administrator in writing. Failure to do so may result in the imposition of sanctions.

CRITICAL

No one other than the candidate may contact a Circuit Judge about a candidate’s application, except to submit public comment as described in paragraph 1.

No one other than the candidate shall make contact with a Circuit Judge regarding the application of a particular candidate other than to make the public comment as set forth in paragraph 1.

INFO

All communications should be properly addressed to the Will County Sheriff or the designated officer to whom the sale is assigned.

All communications should be properly addressed to the Will County Sheriff or the designated officer to whom the sale is assigned.