Judge Christopher D. Kehler

Applies to

Written motion

No written motion is required except to compel discovery, for a protective order, or for an extension of time.

Applies to

Certificate of compliance

The State and the Defendant must file a Certificate of Compliance with the Order.

Applies to

Transcript fee report

Each court reporter must report the specified transcript fees at least annually to the Indiana Supreme Court Office of Judicial Administration using its prescribed forms.

The Certificate of Compliance must be filed on or before the pretrial conference.

Objections to the discovery order must be filed at least fourteen days before the omnibus date.

The covered parents must complete the specified workshop requirements within 30 days of the applicable petition filing or receipt of the qualifying genetic test result.

Applies to

Routine court filing

Routine court filings must be made in the Clerk’s Office and left with the Clerk for delivery to the appropriate court.

Applies to

Direct court filing

An attorney may direct a filing with the Court only after securing the Court file from the Clerk’s Office and signing a sign-out sheet for it.

Attorneys must e-file in this county.

A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve all parties with the pretrial notice in time for the court to rule before trial.

Service

Mail

The court must send actual notice by mail, including email, warning attorneys of record and unrepresented parties that evidence will be destroyed on a stated date if not retrieved.

Applies to

Juror qualification form and notice

Service

Mail

The jury administrator must mail each selected person a qualification form and service-period notice within seven days of the drawing; if those are sent first, the summons must follow at least one week before service.