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Marion County Circuit Court, Kentucky Chambers Communication Rules

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

CRITICAL

After regular business hours, the authorized agency or officer must present the petition to the available judges in the stated order, with presentation to a Trial Commissioner or a judge in a surrounding county permitted if the preceding options are unavailable.

Upon receipt of a petition after regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition to the following: To the District Judge who is found within the County. If no District Judge is found within the County, said verified petition shall be presented to the Circuit Judge who is found within the County. If no Judge is found within the County, the petition shall be presented to any District Judge or Circuit Judge found within the 11th Judicial Circuit. In the event, that none of the above Judges can be found, the petition may be presented to a Trial Commissioner within the 11th Judicial Circuit or District. In the event no Judge or Trial Commissioner can be found within the 11" Judicial Circuit or District, said petition may be presented to any District Judge, Circuit Judge or District Trial Commissioner in any surrounding county in accordance with the Regional Program Administration Charter, who may sign and issue an EPO or a TIPO if deemed appropriate.

CRITICAL

During regular business hours, the authorized agency or officer must present the petition to the available judges in the stated order, with presentation to a Trial Commissioner or a judge in a surrounding county permitted if the preceding options are unavailable.

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition to the following: To the District Judge who is found within the County. If no District Judge is found within the County, said verified petition shall be presented to the Circuit Judge who is found within the County. If no Judge is found within the County, the petition shall be presented to any District Judge or Circuit Judge found within the 11th Judicial Circuit. In the event, that none of the above Judges can be found, the petition may be presented to a Trial Commissioner within the 11h Judicial Circuit or District. In the event no Judge or Trial Commissioner can be found within the 11" Judicial Circuit or District, said petition may be presented to any District Judge, Circuit Judge or District Trial Commissioner in any surrounding county in accordance with the Regional Program Administration Charter, who may sign and issue an EPO or a TIPO if deemed appropriate.

WARNING

Counsel planning to use electronic media at trial must test it in advance at the appropriate venue and schedule the test with the Circuit Court Clerk; a deputy clerk must attend.

Attorneys planning to use electronic media at trial shall test the equipment in advance at the appropriate venue to ensure compatibility with the existing equipment. Counsel shall schedule an appropriate date and time to test the use of electronic media with the Circuit Court Clerk. A deputy court clerk shall be present during the test.

WARNING

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the local Circuit Clerk’s office to complete a motion for show cause.

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the local Circuit Clerk's office to complete a motion for show cause.

INFO

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the local Circuit Clerk's office to complete a motion for show cause.

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the local Circuit Clerk's office to complete a motion for show cause.

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

How may parties contact Marion County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

After regular business hours, the authorized agency or officer must present the petition to the available judges in the stated order, with presentation to a Trial Commissioner or a judge in a surrounding county permitted if the preceding options are unavailable.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section II. Twenty-four Hour Accessibility

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