Monroe County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Applies to

Emergency detention application

During regular business hours, the facility must submit the application to the on-call mental health judge in Division I or VI by email or fax for review and endorsement.

During regular business hours, the facility shall submit the Application to the on-call mental health judge, either Division I or VI, via e-mail or fax for their review and endorsement.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Emergency detention application

After regular business hours, on weekends, or on legal holidays, the facility must email the application to the on-call mental health judge and telephone the duty judge to notify them of the pending application.

After regular business hours, weekends, or legal holidays, the facility shall submit the Application via e-mail to the on-call mental health judge and telephone the on-call mental health duty judge to notify them of the pending Application.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Memorandum

The supervising probation officer must notify the Court immediately by e-filed memorandum when statutory ineligibility applies.

If the offender is not eligible per prohibition by statute (excluding telephone cellular telephone, or other wireless or cellular communications device provision), the Court shall be notified immediately via e-filed memorandum by the supervising probation officer and the offender will not to be placed on the program until or unless statutory prohibitions are remedied.

WARNING

Applies to

Pleading

Pleadings not exceeding ten (10) pages in length, may be filed by facsimile (FAX) as provided in Administrative Rule 12. Facsimile filing does not require follow up filing of duplicate original documents.

Pleadings not exceeding ten (10) pages in length, may be filed by facsimile (FAX) as provided in Administrative Rule 12. Facsimile filing does not require follow up filing of duplicate original documents.