Hickman County Circuit Court, Kentucky Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

Contact

Phone to duty judge

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition via the Kentucky eWarrants System, unless it is not operable, and in that event present by personal delivery upon notice by text message or telephone call, as noted below, to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin (notice via text message); Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford (notice via telephone call to his office).

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition via the Kentucky eWarrants System, unless it is not operable, and in that event present by personal delivery upon notice by text message or telephone call, as noted below, to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin (notice via text message); Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford (notice via telephone call to his office).

CRITICAL

After regular business hours, the authorized officer must present the petition to the designated judge, or to the circuit judge if the district judge is unavailable.

D. Upon receipt of a petition after regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford.

CRITICAL

If a petition must be delivered personally because Kentucky eWarrants is inoperable, the authorized agency or officer must notify the district judge by text message or, if that judge is unavailable, notify the circuit judge by telephone.

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition via the Kentucky eWarrants System, unless it is not operable, and in that event present by personal delivery upon notice by text message or telephone call, as noted below, to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin (notice via text message); Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford (notice via telephone call to his office).

CRITICAL

After regular business hours, the authorized agency or officer must present the petition to District Judge Mark S. Medlin, or to Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford if the District Judge is unavailable.

D. Upon receipt of a petition after regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford.

WARNING

After an allowed period for record supplementation or briefing expires, or the work is completed, counsel must advise the Court that the matter is ready for decision.

If additional time is allowed in any proceeding for supplementation of the record, or for briefing, counsel shall, when the time has expired, or the supplementation or briefing completed, advise the Court that the matter is ready for a decision.

INFO

The County Attorney or the county Circuit Court Clerk may be contacted to request that contempt proceedings be placed on the next available docket.

The County Attorney and or the Circuit Court Clerk of the County in which the matter is pending to request that contempt proceedings be placed on the Court's next available docket.

INFO

Petitioners seeking contempt proceedings should contact the County Attorney and/or the Circuit Court Clerk in the county where the matter is pending to request placement on the Court's next available docket.

B. Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact: The County Attorney and or the Circuit Court Clerk of the County in which the matter is pending to request that contempt proceedings be placed on the Court's next available docket.