Court Rules

Larue County Circuit Court, Kentucky Chambers Communication Rules

12 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICALCriminal cases

Phone
1-800-928-6381

The Commonwealth must request a criminal record check from AOC Pretrial Services by telephone or fax.

Have a criminal record check made by telephoning Pretrial Services at AOC at 1-800-928-6381, or faxing the request to (502) 573-1669.

CRITICALCriminal cases

Phone
1-800-928-6381

The Commonwealth must request a criminal record check by phone or fax using the listed AOC contact information and must not send the request to the local Pretrial Services Officer.

Have a criminal record check made by telephoning Pretrial Services at AOC at 1-800-928-6381, or faxing the request to (502) 573-1669. DO NOT send requests to the local Pretrial Services Officer.

CRITICAL

A party requesting a transcript must timely notify the Court Reporter of the date it is needed.

Any party desiring a transcript shall timely notify the Court Reporter of the date by which said transcript is needed.

CRITICAL

If an action set for trial settles, the parties must immediately notify the Office of the Circuit Clerk.

When any action which is set for trial is settled, the parties shall immediately notify the Office of the Circuit Clerk of this fact

CRITICALCriminal cases

Do not send criminal record check requests to the local Pretrial Services Officer.

DO NOT send requests to the local Pretrial Services Officer.

WARNING

A petitioner seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours, or the authorized agencies or officers after hours.

A petitioner seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours. If it is after regular business hours, the petitioner should contact the agencies/officers that are authorized herein.

WARNING

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk’s Office during regular business hours, or the authorized agencies or officers after hours.

B. Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours. If it is after regular business hours, the petitioner should contact the agencies/officers that are authorized herein.

WARNING

The Circuit Clerk's Office must be notified when a case is ready for the Court to take under submission.

The Office of the Circuit Clerk shall be notified when a case is ready for the Court to take it under submission.

INFO

A petitioner seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours.

A petitioner seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours.

INFO

After regular business hours, a petitioner seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the agencies or officers authorized in the protocol.

If it is after regular business hours, the petitioner should contact the agencies/officers that are authorized herein.

INFO

Contact
Email

Protective orders may be received by electronic mail.

Said Orders may be received by electronic mail or by facsimile reproduction.

INFO

Petitioners should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours to initiate contempt proceedings, and the authorized agencies or officers after hours.

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the Circuit Clerk's Office during regular business hours. If it is after regular business hours, the petitioner should contact the agencies/officers that are authorized herein.

Common questions about Larue County Circuit Court, Kentucky chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Larue County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

The rule lists phone 1-800-928-6381. The Commonwealth must request a criminal record check from AOC Pretrial Services by telephone or fax.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section Procedure

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