Jackson County Circuit Court Page & Word Limits
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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge. This page is scoped to Jackson County Circuit Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
- Limit
- 5 pages
- Applies to
- Suggestions
Suggestions supporting or opposing discovery-related motions are limited to five pages.
All suggestions in support of or in opposition to motions relating to discovery requests shall be limited to five (5) pages in length
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Application for continuance
Civil continuance pleadings collectively may not exceed three pages.
Such pleadings shall not exceed three (3) pages collectively.
- Limit
- 3 pages
- Applies to
- Continuance application
A continuance application and related supporting pleadings may not exceed three pages collectively.
Such pleading shall be in writing and shall not exceed three (3) pages collectively;
What page or word limits apply to suggestions in Jackson County Circuit Court?
Jackson County Circuit Court's rule states these limits: 5 pages. Suggestions supporting or opposing discovery-related motions are limited to five pages.
What page or word limits apply to application for continuance in Jackson County Circuit Court?
Jackson County Circuit Court's rule states these limits: 3 pages. Civil continuance pleadings collectively may not exceed three pages.
What page or word limits apply to continuance application in Jackson County Circuit Court?
Jackson County Circuit Court's rule states these limits: 3 pages. A continuance application and related supporting pleadings may not exceed three pages collectively.
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