Court Rules

Mason Circuit Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

1 rule from official source documents

When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.

Any motions filed with the clerk in the 194 Judicial Circuit under KRS Chapter 403 shall be contemporaneously sent by fax, e-mail or hand- of not having regularly scheduled Motion Hour in the county where said delivery to the Circuit Judge or Circuit Judge's secretary due to possibility motion is to be filed within period prescribed by FCRPP.

Any motions filed with the clerk in the 194 Judicial Circuit under KRS Chapter 403 shall be contemporaneously sent by fax, e-mail or hand- of not having regularly scheduled Motion Hour in the county where said delivery to the Circuit Judge or Circuit Judge's secretary due to possibility motion is to be filed within period prescribed by FCRPP.

Common questions about Mason Circuit Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Mason Circuit Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: delivery contemporaneously with filing. Any motions filed with the clerk in the 194 Judicial Circuit under KRS Chapter 403 shall be contemporaneously sent by fax, e-mail or hand- of not having regularly scheduled Motion Hour in the county where said delivery to the Circuit Judge or Circuit Judge's secretary due to possibility motion is to be filed within period prescribed by FCRPP.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 7, section 6.02 Motions Contemporaneously Sent to Judge