Henry County Courts, Indiana Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
- Contact
- Phone
For a motion hearing set by telephone conference, the party requesting telephone appearance or the moving party must arrange and place the call at the time designated by the Court.
In the event, the Court sets hearing upon a motion by means of a telephone conference, it shall be the obligation of the party requesting their appearance by telephone, or moving party to arrange and place the call at the time designated by the Court.
INFO
Outside regular court business hours, the prosecutor or Sheriff may contact a Judge to request release on bond or oral authorization for a no-contact order.
If a no-contact order is needed at times other than regular court business hours, the Prosecuting Attorney or the Sheriff may contact a Judge and request release of the arrested person on bond or an oral authorization for a no-contact order, which shall be reduced to a written no-contact order and submitted to the Judge on the next business day of the Court.
How may parties contact Henry County Courts, Indiana?
For a motion hearing set by telephone conference, the party requesting telephone appearance or the moving party must arrange and place the call at the time designated by the Court.
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