Judge Mary Margaret Lloyd

Applies to

Minute entry

A minute must be entered on the criminal case’s Chronological Case Summary stating the bond claim and setting a hearing to determine its priority before a garnishment order, lien, or assignment is placed against the bond.

Applies to

Case file

The prosecutor’s office and involved law enforcement agencies must produce the entire case file, including a list of all evidence held, to the defense attorney within 30 days of the attorney’s first court appearance.

Applies to

Case file

All additions to the case file must be produced immediately upon creation.

If the defendant is in custody, the case must be added to the calendar at least one full day before the appearance date.

Parties must wait seven days after obtaining judgment before filing Proceedings Supplemental.

Pleadings filed after the original complaint must be filed in the assigned judge’s office during court-established office hours.

If the employer refuses service, it may be considered sufficient only for purposes of a garnishment order.

Service may be obtained through a process server if an affidavit of service is filed.

At the first appearance, service of process may not be sent to the defendant’s employer.

The initial hearing may be continued for up to twenty days to allow the defendant to obtain private counsel.

A Proceedings Supplemental hearing may not be continued for progress after an order of garnishment or personal order of garnishment has been obtained.

A case may not be continued without a future date.