Hopkins Circuit Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
When serving notice of a motion on the adverse party, furnish a copy of the notice and motion to the Judge’s office in Madisonville; the Court may delay the hearing until the next Motion Day if the copy is not furnished.
At the time notice of the motion is served on the adverse party, a copy of the notice and motion shall also be furnished to the Judge of the Court at his/her office at Madisonville, Kentucky, and failure to so furnish such a copy shall be cause for the Court to delay hearing of said motion until the next motion day, if the Court so desires.
CRITICAL
When serving the adverse party with notice of a motion, furnish the Judge with a copy of the notice and motion as well.
At the time notice of the motion is served on the adverse party, a copy of the notice and motion shall also be furnished to the Judge of the Court
CRITICAL
with a courtesy copy to the judge, by 2 p.m., CST on the day the response is filed.
with a courtesy copy to the judge, by 2 p.m., CST on the day the response is filed.
WARNING
A referenced copy must be furnished at the judge’s Madisonville office; the Court may delay the motion hearing until the next motion day if it is not furnished.
at his/her office at Madisonville. Kentucky, and failure to so furnish such a copy shall be cause for the Court to delay hearing of said motion until the next motion day, if the Court so desires.
Are courtesy copies required in Hopkins Circuit Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions and notice of motions. Details: 1 copy, delivery when notice is served, by chambers drop off. When serving notice of a motion on the adverse party, furnish a copy of the notice and motion to the Judge’s office in Madisonville; the Court may delay the hearing until the next Motion Day if the copy is not furnished.
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