Judge Stephanie S. Campbell

Applies to

Request for return of file marked copies

Counsel requesting the return of file-marked copies must provide the Clerk with self-addressed, sufficiently postage-paid envelopes.

Applies to

Orders and entries

Counsel must prepare all orders and entries unless the Court orders otherwise; routine or simple ones must be prepared in advance and submitted, while a complicated one that cannot be prepared in advance must be prepared immediately after the order is rendered.

Applies to

Order or entry

The attorney responsible for securing an order or entry must provide the Court with a service list, enough copies for each affected party, and addressed envelopes with sufficient postage for service.

Fax transmissions are treated as mailed when computing time under the Indiana trial rules.

Parties must submit proposed preliminary instructions to the Court at least 5 days before trial.

Trial briefs and preliminary trial motions must be filed at least 5 days before trial.

Counsel must give the client at least 10 days’ written notice before the withdrawal date and file satisfactory evidence of notice; this requirement is waived when new counsel appears simultaneously.

Service

Mail

For service by certified mail, the requesting party must give the Clerk a properly addressed envelope and prepare a return receipt showing the cause number and cause name.

Service

Personal service

For personal service, the requesting party must give the Sheriff the person's name and address, specific driving instructions, employment location and work shift if service is sought there, and the requesting attorney's name and telephone number.

Parties must immediately notify the Court of a reasonably anticipated settlement or the resolution of a pending motion or matter.

Counsel who wish to have the materials mailed should provide the Bailiff with a sufficiently postage-paid envelope.

Counsel must obtain prospective juror information forms from the Bailiff and review them before jury selection; questions already adequately answered in the forms may not be asked.