Court Rules

Noble County Courts, Indiana

Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies

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Adjournments

  • A continuance motion must report the objections and alternative rescheduling dates identified in the required conference.

Request must include

Adversary PositionProposed New Dates
Filters:

Document Format Requirements1 rule

Formatting

The Circuit and Superior Courts of Noble County will only accept appearance bonds written for a single cause number and will not accept lump sum appearance bonds that apply to more than one cause number.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 5
|SectionLR57-CR 00-6 Bail Policy, Schedule and Pretrial Assessment

Document Filing Requirements10 rules

Filing Requirements

A motion to withdraw must include the court’s name and address, the client’s last known address and telephone numbers, and relevant hearing, trial, and pretrial deadline dates.

Court's wording

A motion to withdraw shall including the following: (1) The name and address of the Court where the case is filed; (2) The last known address of the client and the client’s telephone numbers; and (3) Any hearing or trial dates and any pleading, discovery or other pretrial deadline dates.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel
Filing Requirements

Permission to withdraw is limited to the stated circumstances: an appearance by new counsel, a written motion served on the client at least ten days before filing, or other good cause found by the Court.

Court's wording

Permission to withdraw shall be granted only upon the following circumstances: (1) The filing of an appearance by new counsel for said client; (2) Upon written motion to withdraw, which motion shall be served on the client at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the filing of the motion, or (3) Upon other good cause found by the Court.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel
Filing Requirements

A continuance motion based on a scheduling conflict must identify both courts’ relevant case and hearing or trial information.

Court's wording

A Motion for Continuance based on a scheduling conflict with another cause shall specify the Court, the case name, the cause number, the date the hearing or trial in both cases was set, and the type of conflicting hearing or trial.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances
Filing Requirements

All motions seeking an Order of the Court or a Notice of Hearing shall be accompanied by an original proposed order.

Document
Motion

Must include

  • Proposed order
noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 5-3 Tender of Orders
Filing Requirements

All withdrawals of appearance of counsel shall be in writing and upon Order of the Court.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel
Filing Requirements

A Motion for Continuance, unless made on record during the hearing of the cause or otherwise specifically authorized by the Court, shall be in writing and signed. Such motion shall comply in all respects with T.R. 53.5 of the Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 3
|SectionLR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances
Filing Requirements

A foreign national reasonably believed to be unlawfully present must have a pretrial release risk assessment filed and a hearing held before bail may be set.

Court's wording

A foreign national who law enforcement reasonably believes to be present in the United States unlawfully under federal immigration law shall not be let to bail until a pretrial release risk assessment has been filed with the Court and a hearing is held before a judicial officer at which time the judicial officer shall, if appropriate, set bail and the terms thereof.

Filing Requirements

For the listed offenses and related attempts or conspiracies, a pretrial release risk assessment must be filed and a hearing held before bail may be set.

Court's wording

Notwithstanding the Presumptive Bail schedule set forth above, the following offenses, or the attempt to commit, or the conspiracy to commit the following offenses, shall not be bailable until a pretrial release risk assessment has been filed with the Court and a hearing is held before a judicial officer at which time bail will be set:

Filing Requirements

For a person believed to have an active warrant or specified supervision status, a pretrial release risk assessment must be filed and a judicial hearing held before bail may be set.

Court's wording

A person who law enforcement reasonably believes to have an active warrant, to be on probation, parole, pretrial release or other community supervision for an offense, other than a Level A offense on the Offense Levels and Presumptive Bail Schedule, shall not be let to bail until a pretrial release risk assessment has been filed with the Court and a hearing is held before a judicial officer at which time the judicial officer shall, if appropriate, set bail and the terms thereof.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 9
|SectionLR57-CR 00-6 Bail Policy, Schedule and Pretrial Assessment
Filing Requirements

The request shall contain the availability, name, address, and phone number of the recommended professional and the cost of services, and how the party proposes that costs will be divided.

noble-local-rules · Oct 2023 · p. 19
|SectionLR57-FL 00-1 Children in Family Law Cases

Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

Attorneys must e-file in the county, while other filers are encouraged to e-file.

Attorneys are required to e-file in this county; others are encouraged to e-file.

Page 1 | E-file a case

Filing Timing and Cure Windows

Objections to the discovery order must be filed by the date discovery is due.

Any objections to the discovery order shall be filed on or before such discovery is due.

Page 12 | LR57-CR 00-7 Criminal Discovery

Service and Proof of Service Rules

Upon written motion to withdraw, which motion shall be served on the client at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the filing of the motion,

Upon written motion to withdraw, which motion shall be served on the client at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the filing of the motion,

Page 3 | LR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel

Discovery remains ongoing through trial, and newly discovered material or information must be produced to the other party forthwith.

Discovery is a continuing order through trial, and any discoverable material or information that comes to light by a party after discovery is initially provided or due shall be produced to the other party forthwith.

Page 12 | LR57-CR 00-7 Criminal Discovery

Parties need not produce or exchange documents already filed with a Noble County court in criminal discovery.

Parties are not required to produce or exchange documents that have been filed with a Noble County court.

Page 12 | LR57-CR 00-7 Criminal Discovery

Filing Fees and Waivers

Participants who violate supervision or receive early release are not entitled to a refund; any refund granted may take up to 90 days to receive.

No refund will be paid for those who violate their supervision, or who are granted an early release from supervision. Any refund given may take up to 90 days to receive.

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

An oral drug screen costs $25.

Oral Screen: $25.00

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

Participants must pay an initial $100 user fee upon admission to Drug Court, Veteran’s Treatment, or Mental Health Court.

Upon admission to Drug Court, Veteran’s Treatment, or Mental Health Court, the participant shall pay an initial user’s fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00)

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-2 Drug Court, Veteran’s Treatment, and Mental Health Courts

Participants must pay a monthly user fee of $10 to $40 for each month of participation beginning in the second month.

and a monthly user’s fee of ten Dollars ($10.00 to Forty Dollars ($40.00) for each month of participation, commencing with the second month of participation.

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-2 Drug Court, Veteran’s Treatment, and Mental Health Courts

A $25 fee applies to each cause number for community service.

Community Service: $25.00 per cause number

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

A urine drug screen costs between $12 and $187.50, depending on the substances requested.

Urine Screen: $12.00-187.50 depending on what substances requested

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

Instant Screen $20.00

Instant Screen $20.00

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

Participants may pay fees in advance.

Fees may be paid in advance by participants.

Page 15 | LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Before requesting a continuance, the moving party must confer with all other parties’ counsel and any self-represented parties about objections and mutually available rescheduling dates.

Before requesting a continuance, the moving party shall confer with counsel for all other parties and with any self-represented parties to determine any objections and to ascertain dates for rescheduling when all parties are available.

Page 3 | LR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

A continuance motion must report the objections and alternative rescheduling dates identified in the required conference.

Such objections and alternative dates shall be reported in the motion for continuance.

Page 4 | LR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances

Chambers Communication Rules

Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or obtaining a case document that is unavailable online.

Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or getting a copy of a document in your case if it isn't available online.

Page 1 | Local Courts

Common questions about Noble County Courts, Indiana rules

Does Noble County Courts, Indiana require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Before requesting a continuance, the moving party must confer with all other parties’ counsel and any self-represented parties about objections and mutually available rescheduling dates.

View ruleSource: page 3, section LR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances

What must be included with motion filings in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

The rule requires proposed order. A motion seeking a Court order or a Notice of Hearing must be accompanied by an original proposed order.

View ruleSource: page 3, section LR57-TR 5-3 Tender of Orders

What must be included with withdrawal of appearance filings in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

A counsel withdrawal must be in writing and ordered by the Court.

View ruleSource: page 3, section LR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel

How may parties contact Noble County Courts, Indiana?

Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or obtaining a case document that is unavailable online.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Local Courts

How do I request an adjournment or extension in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

The request must include adversary position and proposed new dates. A continuance motion must report the objections and alternative rescheduling dates identified in the required conference.

View ruleSource: page 4, section LR57-TR 53.5-4 Continuances

Is electronic filing required in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Attorneys must e-file in the county, while other filers are encouraged to e-file.

View ruleSource: page 1, section E-file a case

Are filing fees or waivers addressed in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

A fee is required for covered filings. A $25 fee applies to each cause number for community service.

View ruleSource: page 15, section LR57-AR 00-1 Noble County Community Corrections Fee Schedule

What filing deadlines does Noble County Courts, Indiana set?

Objections to the discovery order must be filed by the date discovery is due.

View ruleSource: page 12, section LR57-CR 00-7 Criminal Discovery

What service or proof of service rules apply in Noble County Courts, Indiana?

Details: timing: before filing. Upon written motion to withdraw, which motion shall be served on the client at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the filing of the motion,

View ruleSource: page 3, section LR57-TR 3.1-2 Withdrawal of Appearance by Counsel
Complete rules summary for Noble County Courts, Indiana

Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or obtaining a case document that is unavailable online.

Attorneys must e-file in the county, while other filers are encouraged to e-file.

A motion seeking a Court order or a Notice of Hearing must be accompanied by an original proposed order.

A counsel withdrawal must be in writing and ordered by the Court.

Permission to withdraw is limited to the stated circumstances: an appearance by new counsel, a written motion served on the client at least ten days before filing, or other good cause found by the Court.

A motion to withdraw must include the court’s name and address, the client’s last known address and telephone numbers, and relevant hearing, trial, and pretrial deadline dates.

Upon written motion to withdraw, which motion shall be served on the client at least ten (10) days prior to the date of the filing of the motion,

A continuance motion must be written and signed and comply with Indiana Trial Rule 53.5, unless made on the record during the hearing or specifically authorized otherwise by the Court.

A continuance motion based on a scheduling conflict must identify both courts’ relevant case and hearing or trial information.

Before requesting a continuance, the moving party must confer with all other parties’ counsel and any self-represented parties about objections and mutually available rescheduling dates.

A continuance motion must report the objections and alternative rescheduling dates identified in the required conference.

Appearance bonds must apply to a single cause number; lump sum bonds covering multiple cause numbers will not be accepted.

For the listed offenses and related attempts or conspiracies, a pretrial release risk assessment must be filed and a hearing held before bail may be set.

A foreign national reasonably believed to be unlawfully present must have a pretrial release risk assessment filed and a hearing held before bail may be set.

For a person believed to have an active warrant or specified supervision status, a pretrial release risk assessment must be filed and a judicial hearing held before bail may be set.

Parties need not produce or exchange documents already filed with a Noble County court in criminal discovery.

Objections to the discovery order must be filed by the date discovery is due.

Discovery remains ongoing through trial, and newly discovered material or information must be produced to the other party forthwith.

A $25 fee applies to each cause number for community service.

Instant Screen $20.00

An oral drug screen costs $25.

A urine drug screen costs between $12 and $187.50, depending on the substances requested.

Participants may pay fees in advance.

Participants who violate supervision or receive early release are not entitled to a refund; any refund granted may take up to 90 days to receive.

Participants must pay an initial $100 user fee upon admission to Drug Court, Veteran’s Treatment, or Mental Health Court.

Participants must pay a monthly user fee of $10 to $40 for each month of participation beginning in the second month.

A request to appoint a Guardian ad Litem or Custody Evaluator must include the recommended professional’s availability and contact information, the cost of services, and the proposed division of costs.

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