Jasper County Courts, Indiana Document Format Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
After-hours emergency pleadings and petitions must be electronically sent in a downloadable, signable, and editable format; read-only or signing-impeding encryption is barred, including password-separated encrypted documents.
Any after hour emergency pleading or petition including search warrants and orders for emergency detention must be electronically communicated to the Judge in a form that can be downloaded and signed electronically with the use of a program or application such as Adobe Fill & Sign® or other designated format by the Judge. Pleadings sent may not be “read-only” or encrypted in any manner that would impede the signing of the requested order electronically wherever the Judge may be located at that time. The Judge must have the ability to modify and sign any proposed after hour document. Encrypted documents sent with a separate password in a separate e-mail are not permitted.
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Parties may attach additional sheets if necessary.
(Parties may attach additional sheets if necessary)
What formatting rules apply to filings in Jasper County Courts, Indiana?
Jasper County Courts, Indiana's formatting rule includes electronically communicate the document to the judge in a format that can be downloaded and signed electronically using a program or application such as adobe fill & sign or another format designated by the judge., the document may not be read-only or encrypted in a way that impedes electronic signing., the judge must be able to modify and sign any proposed after-hours document.
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