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Boone County Courts, Indiana

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Document Format Requirements3 rules

FormattingMandatory

Pre-trial Motions for bond reductions shall be presented to the Court in writing

Applies to
  • Bond reduction motions

Formatting

  • The motion must be presented to the Court in writing
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|SectionF. BOND REDUCTIONS
FormattingMandatory

If the bond provided is inappropriate under the circumstances, the prosecuting attorney shall bring such circumstances to the attention of the Court by written motion.

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|SectionH. BOND SCHEDULE
FormattingMandatory

Appellate transcripts shall be in the format required by the Indiana Court of Appeals and filed in an electronic format.

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|SectionCOURT REPORTERS

Document Filing Requirements5 rules

Filing RequirementsMandatory

No written motion is required, except: a) To compel compliance under this Rule; b) For additional discovery not covered under this Rule; c) For a protective order seeking exemption from the provisions of this Rule; or d) For an extension of time to comply with this Rule.

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|SectionAUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE
Filing RequirementsMandatory

A motion or request seeking disclosure or a protective order must include a statement describing the effort to reach agreement and identifying when, where, how, and by whom it was made.

Court's wording

The party seeking disclosure or a protective order under this Rule shall include in the party’s motion or request a statement showing that the attorney making the motion or request has made a reasonable effort to reach agreement with opposing counsel concerning the matter set forth in the motion or request. In addition, this statement shall recite the date, time and place of this effort to reach agreement, whether the effort was made in person or by telephone and the names of all parties and attorneys participating therein.

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|SectionAUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE
Filing RequirementsMandatory

Parties shall complete an Indiana Child Support Guideline Worksheet as well as a Financial Declaration in all contested matters involving child support or disposition of assets.

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|SectionLR06-FL00-BLR-6
Filing RequirementsMandatory

Child Support Worksheets must be attached to all proposed orders and decrees addressing child support.

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|SectionLR06-FL00-BLR-6
Filing RequirementsImportant

If the nonmoving party files a written objection, it must set forth the basis for the objection.

Court's wording

The nonmoving party may file a written objection setting forth the basis of the same on or before the twentieth day from the initial hearing or other date as the court may allow, and the court shall consider the objection and sustain or overrule it as may be warranted.

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|SectionLR06-CR00-BLR-3 Non-Discretionary Filing of Criminal Cases

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

Appellate transcripts must be filed electronically.

Appellate transcripts shall be in the format required by the Indiana Court of Appeals and filed in an electronic format.

Page 18 | COURT REPORTERS

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

A nonmoving party who chooses to object must file a written objection setting forth its basis by the twentieth day after the initial hearing, unless the court allows another date.

The nonmoving party may file a written objection setting forth the basis of the same on or before the twentieth day from the initial hearing or other date as the court may allow, and the court shall consider the objection and sustain or overrule it as may be warranted.

Page 7 | LR06-CR00-BLR-3 Non-Discretionary Filing of Criminal Cases

All parties must submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately before a contested hearing involving child support, disposition of assets, or maintenance.

All parties shall submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately prior to any contested hearing involving child support, the disposition of assets, or maintenance.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR-6

Parties must date and file these forms prior to any hearing or trial.

Parties must date and file these forms prior to any hearing or trial.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR-6

Child Support Worksheets must be filed with the court on the hearing date.

Child Support Worksheets shall be exchanged and filed with the court on the hearing date.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR-6

Service and Proof of Service Rules

The Prosecuting Attorney must receive proper notice of the hearing scheduled on a bond-reduction motion.

proper notice of the hearing scheduled thereon shall be given to the Prosecuting Attorney.

Page 10 | F. BOND REDUCTIONS

Child Support Worksheets shall be exchanged and filed with the court on the hearing date.

Child Support Worksheets shall be exchanged and filed with the court on the hearing date.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR-6

Financial Declarations must be exchanged within 30 days after a new case or modification petition is filed, unless the parties agree otherwise or the Court grants leave.

Financial Declarations shall be exchanged by the parties within thirty (30) days of a new case or modification petition being filed, unless by agreement of the parties or leave of the Court.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR-6

If the State objects to a bond reduction without a hearing, the Court may set a hearing and provide notice to the State and Defendant.

If the State objects to a reduction without a hearing, the Court may set a hearing on its own motion to review the amount of bond and/or conditions of release with notice to the State and the Defendant.

Page 10 | F. BOND REDUCTIONS

Filing Fees and Waivers

A request to waive or partially waive filing fees must first be brought to the Circuit Court; if the Circuit Court and its Magistrate are unavailable, the Clerk must bring it to Superior Court I or II.

In all matters where a Petitioner seeks a waiver or partial waiver of filing fees, the request for the same shall be first brought to the attention of the Circuit Court. If the Circuit Court or the Circuit Court Magistrate are unavailable for any reason, be it other business, temporary absence or any reason, the Clerk shall bring the request to either Superior Court I or II for a determination whether to waive any part of a filing fee.

Page 17 | LR06-FL00-BLR 7

Index and Table of Contents pages are charged at the same per-page rate as the rest of the transcript.

I. Index and Table of Contents pages shall be charged at the same per page rate as is charged for the balance of the transcript.

Page 19

An additional hourly labor charge based on the Court Reporter’s annual court compensation may be collected for binding transcripts and exhibit binders.

J. An additional hourly labor charge based upon the Court Reporter’s annual court compensation may be collected for time spent binding the transcript and exhibit binders.

Page 19

A reasonable charge for supplies used to bind and electronically transmit a transcript may be collected under the annually published transcript-supplies schedule.

K. A reasonable charge for office supplies required and utilized for binding and electronic transmission of the Transcript may be collected pursuant to Indiana Rules of Appellate Procedure 28 and 29; the costs of which shall be determined pursuant to a Schedule of Transcript Supplies established and published annually by the Judges.

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Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Before seeking disclosure or a protective order under the Rule, the party must make a reasonable effort to reach agreement with opposing counsel.

The party seeking disclosure or a protective order under this Rule shall include in the party’s motion or request a statement showing that the attorney making the motion or request has made a reasonable effort to reach agreement with opposing counsel concerning the matter set forth in the motion or request.

Page 2 | AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

Should there be a dispute among the parties concerning the disclosure of a witness’ address, counsel shall meet and make a reasonable effort to resolve this dispute before seeking intervention from the court.

Should there be a dispute among the parties concerning the disclosure of a witness’ address, counsel shall meet and make a reasonable effort to resolve this dispute before seeking intervention from the court.

Page 3 | State Disclosures

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

Discovery must be completed by the omnibus date unless the deadline is extended for good cause shown.

All discovery shall be completed on or before the omnibus date unless otherwise extended for good cause shown.

Page 2 | AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

Chambers Communication Rules

The Administrator of Courts for Hamilton County shall maintain a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.20 and a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.30 and shall be contacted by the selecting court each time a judge must be selected from one of those lists.

The Administrator of Courts for Hamilton County shall maintain a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.20 and a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.30 and shall be contacted by the selecting court each time a judge must be selected from one of those lists.

Page 20 | LR06-TR79-BLR-10 Coordinated Local Rule On Selection of Special Judge in Civil Cases

Prospective jurors must telephone the Court after 5:00 p.m. on the day before trial to check whether the trial remains scheduled.

Prospective jurors are to telephone the Court after 5:00 p.m. the day before the scheduled trial date to ascertain if the trial remains on the Court calendar or has been either continued or resolved.

Page 2 | JURY POOL SELECTION

Common questions about Boone County Courts, Indiana rules

Does Boone County Courts, Indiana require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Before seeking disclosure or a protective order under the Rule, the party must make a reasonable effort to reach agreement with opposing counsel.

View ruleSource: page 2, section AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

What formatting rules apply to filings in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

Boone County Courts, Indiana's formatting rule includes appellate transcripts shall be in the format required by the indiana court of appeals.. Appellate transcripts must use the format required by the Indiana Court of Appeals.

View ruleSource: page 18, section COURT REPORTERS

What must be included with motion filings in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

No written motion is required, except: a) To compel compliance under this Rule; b) For additional discovery not covered under this Rule; c) For a protective order seeking exemption from the provisions of this Rule; or d) For an extension of time to comply with this Rule.

View ruleSource: page 2, section AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

What must be included with motion or request filings in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

A motion or request seeking disclosure or a protective order must include a statement describing the effort to reach agreement and identifying when, where, how, and by whom it was made.

View ruleSource: page 2, section AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

How may parties contact Boone County Courts, Indiana?

The Administrator of Courts for Hamilton County shall maintain a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.20 and a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.30 and shall be contacted by the selecting court each time a judge must be selected from one of those lists.

View ruleSource: page 20, section LR06-TR79-BLR-10 Coordinated Local Rule On Selection of Special Judge in Civil Cases

How do I request an adjournment or extension in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

Discovery must be completed by the omnibus date unless the deadline is extended for good cause shown.

View ruleSource: page 2, section AUTOMATIC CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

The rule identifies fee waiver availability. A request to waive or partially waive filing fees must first be brought to the Circuit Court; if the Circuit Court and its Magistrate are unavailable, the Clerk must bring it to Superior Court I or II.

View ruleSource: page 17, section LR06-FL00-BLR 7

Is electronic filing required in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Appellate transcripts must be filed electronically.

View ruleSource: page 18, section COURT REPORTERS

What filing deadlines does Boone County Courts, Indiana set?

A nonmoving party who chooses to object must file a written objection setting forth its basis by the twentieth day after the initial hearing, unless the court allows another date.

View ruleSource: page 7, section LR06-CR00-BLR-3 Non-Discretionary Filing of Criminal Cases

What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Boone County Courts, Indiana?

Details: recipient: the opposing party. The Prosecuting Attorney must receive proper notice of the hearing scheduled on a bond-reduction motion.

View ruleSource: page 10, section F. BOND REDUCTIONS
Complete rules summary for Boone County Courts, Indiana

Prospective jurors must telephone the Court after 5:00 p.m. on the day before trial to check whether the trial remains scheduled.

No written motion is required, except: a) To compel compliance under this Rule; b) For additional discovery not covered under this Rule; c) For a protective order seeking exemption from the provisions of this Rule; or d) For an extension of time to comply with this Rule.

Discovery must be completed by the omnibus date unless the deadline is extended for good cause shown.

Before seeking disclosure or a protective order under the Rule, the party must make a reasonable effort to reach agreement with opposing counsel.

A motion or request seeking disclosure or a protective order must include a statement describing the effort to reach agreement and identifying when, where, how, and by whom it was made.

Should there be a dispute among the parties concerning the disclosure of a witness’ address, counsel shall meet and make a reasonable effort to resolve this dispute before seeking intervention from the court.

A nonmoving party who chooses to object must file a written objection setting forth its basis by the twentieth day after the initial hearing, unless the court allows another date.

If the nonmoving party files a written objection, it must set forth the basis for the objection.

Pre-trial motions for bond reductions must be presented in writing.

The Prosecuting Attorney must receive proper notice of the hearing scheduled on a bond-reduction motion.

If the State objects to a bond reduction without a hearing, the Court may set a hearing and provide notice to the State and Defendant.

If the scheduled bond is inappropriate under the circumstances, the prosecuting attorney must raise those circumstances with the Court by written motion.

Parties must complete an Indiana Child Support Guideline Worksheet and Financial Declaration in contested matters involving child support or disposition of assets.

Parties must date and file these forms prior to any hearing or trial.

Child Support Worksheets shall be exchanged and filed with the court on the hearing date.

Child Support Worksheets must be filed with the court on the hearing date.

A Child Support Worksheet must be attached to every proposed order or decree addressing child support.

Financial Declarations must be exchanged within 30 days after a new case or modification petition is filed, unless the parties agree otherwise or the Court grants leave.

All parties must submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately before a contested hearing involving child support, disposition of assets, or maintenance.

A request to waive or partially waive filing fees must first be brought to the Circuit Court; if the Circuit Court and its Magistrate are unavailable, the Clerk must bring it to Superior Court I or II.

Appellate transcripts must use the format required by the Indiana Court of Appeals.

Appellate transcripts must be filed electronically.

Index and Table of Contents pages are charged at the same per-page rate as the rest of the transcript.

An additional hourly labor charge based on the Court Reporter’s annual court compensation may be collected for binding transcripts and exhibit binders.

A reasonable charge for supplies used to bind and electronically transmit a transcript may be collected under the annually published transcript-supplies schedule.

The Administrator of Courts for Hamilton County shall maintain a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.20 and a list of the judges eligible for selection under 209.30.30 and shall be contacted by the selecting court each time a judge must be selected from one of those lists.

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