Judge Aaron Negangard
Judge • Ohio County Courts, Indiana
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideOhio County Courts, Indiana publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 82 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
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- Court reporter compensation agreement
The supervising Court must enter a written agreement with the Court Reporter specifying compensation for gap and overtime hours, which may be monetary compensation or compensatory time.
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- Private practice use agreement
If a Court Reporter engages in the described private practice, wants to use Court equipment, workspace, and supplies, and the Court agrees, they must enter a written agreement specifying the reasonable market rate, recordkeeping method, and reimbursement method.
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- Bill
When an hourly rate applies, a bill stating the services performed, expenses incurred, and reason for them must be provided to the Court at least quarterly; this requirement does not apply to attorneys under a specific contract or agreement or employed by the Court.
Fees
All 19- Fee
- 5 Dollars
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- Private transcript
A Court Reporter may charge no more than $5.00 per page for a private transcript.
- Fee
- 5.5 Dollars
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- Expedited private transcript
The maximum per-page charge for an expedited private transcript is $5.50.
- Fee
- 2.5 Dollars
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- Private transcript copy
The maximum charge for a copy of a private transcript is $2.50 per page.
Filing Timing
All 13The moving party must bring any filed motion to the Judge’s attention within five days after filing.
Items filed after 4:00 p.m. are considered filed the next business day, unless the party requests a same-day file stamp or Trial Rule 5(E) applies.
Negotiated criminal pleas scheduled for jury trial must be tendered at least 14 days before the trial date, unless the Court orders otherwise.
Service
All 7These motions must be accompanied by proof of service upon opposing counsel or the opposing party.
- Service
- Court service
Notices, court documents, orders, and communications placed in the Court’s files constitute service and notice to the respective attorneys.
- Service
- Court service to opposing party
Attorneys may not serve one another by placing documents, pleadings, or notices in the Court’s file.
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