Spencer County Courts, Indiana Document Filing Requirements

Applies to

Motion in limine

The defense must notify the Court and State of objections to noticed Evidence Rule 404(b) or 702(b) evidence by filing a motion in limine before trial.

Inform the Court and State of any objection to evidence that the State has given notice of intent to offer, pursuant to Evidence Rule 404(b) and/or Evidence Rule 702(b), by filing a motion in limine prior to trial.

Applies to

Private practice agreement

If a court reporter uses court equipment, workspace, or supplies for private practice with the court’s agreement, the court and reporter must enter a written agreement specifying the market rate, recordkeeping method, and reimbursement method.

If a court reporter elects to engage in private practice through the recording of a deposition and/or preparing of a deposition transcript, and the court reporter desires to utilize the court’s equipment, work space and supplies, and the court agrees to the use of the court equipment for such purpose, the court and the court reporter shall enter into a written agreement which must, at a minimum, designate the following: a. The reasonable market rate for the use of equipment, workspace and supplies. b. The method by which records are to be kept for the use of equipment, work space and supplies, and c. The method by which the court reporter is to reimburse the court for the use of the equipment, workspace and supplies.

Applies to

Compliance notice

When tendering the relevant discovery information to the State, the defense must provide the Court written notice of its compliance.

The defense shall provide the Court with notice, in writing, of its compliance with the foregoing provisions of Discovery upon tendering the relevant information to the State.

Applies to

Compliance notice

When tendering the relevant discovery information to the defense, the State must provide the Court written notice of its compliance.

The State shall provide the Court with notice, in writing, of its compliance with the foregoing provisions of Discovery upon tendering the relevant information to the defense.