Daviess Circuit Court Document Format Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Parties must ensure trial or hearing materials are compatible with available courtroom resources or arrange for the needed presentation resources before appearing in court.
The Daviess Circuit Court has the following resources available for use during a trial or hearing: a television; a VCR; a DVD player; a blackboard; an easel; and a lectern. Parties are responsible for ensuring evidence or material they intend to present in court for consideration are compatible with the resources available or the parties shall make arrangements prior to court appearance to provide resources for presentation of materials in court.
When the Court directs electronic submission of materials, they must be submitted to the judge's office in Microsoft Word-compatible documents without automatic numbering.
At times the judge may request or direct that materials be provided electronically for the courts considerations. At such times as the Court directs that materials be submitted electronically, the materials shall be submitted to the judge's office in Microsoft Word compatible documents without the use of automatic number systems.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Daviess Circuit Court?
Daviess Circuit Court's formatting rule includes when the court directs electronic submission, materials must be submitted to the judge's office in microsoft word-compatible documents without automatic numbering.. When the Court directs electronic submission of materials, they must be submitted to the judge's office in Microsoft Word-compatible documents without automatic numbering.
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