Randolph County Courts, Indiana Chambers Communication Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
WARNING
A party may request a hearing, but the court generally decides whether to grant one; requests should be made in writing rather than by correspondence to the court.
Any party may request hearing upon a motion, but the granting of a hearing is discretionary with the Court, except where required by the Indiana Rules of Civil Procedure. Requests for hearing should be made in writing and not by correspondence to the Court.
INFO
Outside regular court business hours, the Prosecuting Attorney or Sheriff may contact a Judge to request release on bond or oral authorization for a no-contact order.
If a no-contact order is needed at times other than regular court business hours, the Prosecuting Attorney or the Sheriff may contact a Judge and request release of the arrested person on bond or an oral authorization for a no-contact order,
INFO
Counsel should contact the Court to determine the appropriate format for proposed findings and conclusions.
Counsel should contact the Court to determine the appropriate format.
How may parties contact Randolph County Courts, Indiana?
A party may request a hearing, but the court generally decides whether to grant one; requests should be made in writing rather than by correspondence to the court.
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