Judge W. Gregory Coy

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Cash bail agreement

Anyone posting cash bail for themselves or another person must sign the prescribed agreement.

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Criminal discovery disclosure

In Murder, Felony, and Class A Misdemeanor cases, the State must disclose the listed discovery within 30 days after the initial hearing; other criminal cases require a discovery order on motion, and the State may use the stated agreed or inspection-based disclosure methods.

A contested action will not be scheduled for final hearing unless counsel certifies to the Court that both parties completed the required disclosure and settlement conference.

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Discovery disclosure

The Defendant must disclose the listed discovery materials and information to the State on or before thirty days after receiving the State’s Offer of Discovery.

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Mandatory discovery

In covered domestic actions, the parties must exchange the specified tax, pay, and retirement-plan information within forty-five days after the dissolution petition is filed.

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Notice

When filing the specified custody-related proceeding, the moving party must serve the opposing party notice of the seminar requirement.

Within sixty (90) days of the date of filing, conduct and verify to the Court any stipulations or agreements which have arisen from the settlement conference.

The Court may extend or shorten deadlines for good cause shown.