Judge Gara U. Lee
Judge • Knox County Courts, Indiana
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideKnox County Courts, Indiana publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 25 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 15- Applies to
- Indiana child support guidelines
A worksheet is required for the Indiana Child Support Guidelines.
- Applies to
- Release form
Before release, the detained person must execute and deliver to the Sheriff a form providing the listed identifying and address information.
- Applies to
- Transcript
Court reporters must file the transcript with the Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court and provide notice of filing under Appellate Rule 11(A).
Fees
All 5- Applies to
- Transcript
Transcript charges are $4.25 per page for standard appeal transcripts; non-appeal rates range from $4.25 to $8.50 per page depending on turnaround time, with a $30 minimum fee.
Knox County Drug Court participants owe a $100 one-time administration fee and a $50 monthly fee beginning in their second month.
Participants accepted into Knox County Drug Court and transferred to another Indiana county owe a $100 administration fee, a $25 transfer fee, and any $50 monthly fee that accrues beginning in the second month before transfer.
Service
All 3- Applies to
- Notice of forfeiture
- Service
Notice of a bail-forfeiture order must be mailed to the defendant’s last known address.
A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve the pre-trial notice on all parties before trial.
- Applies to
- Child support guideline worksheets
When reasonably possible, the child-support worksheets must be delivered to the other party before final resolution.
Filing Timing
All 2Standard appeal transcripts must be filed within 45 days and cost $4.25 per page.
The Camera in Court Request Form is due at least five business days before the court proceeding.
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