White County Courts, Indiana Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
No person shall remove any books from the White Circuit or White Superior Court, either Judge's chambers, or the Courthouse law library without first notifying the Bailiff or other Court staff and leaving a proper receipt with the Bailiff or other Court staff.
No person shall remove any books from the White Circuit or White Superior Court, either Judge's chambers, or the Courthouse law library without first notifying the Bailiff or other Court staff and leaving a proper receipt with the Bailiff or other Court staff.
A person must obtain leave from either Court or the Clerk before removing an original item from the custody of the Clerk or other court officer.
No person shall remove any original pleading, paper, record, model, or exhibit from the custody of the Clerk or other officer of the White Circuit or White Superior Court having custody thereof without first obtaining leave from either Court or the Clerk of the Court.
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No person shall remove any books from the White Circuit or White Superior Court, either Judge's chambers, or the Courthouse law library without first notifying the Bailiff or other Court staff and leaving a proper receipt with the Bailiff or other Court staff.
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