City of St. Louis 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
One courtesy copy of every motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
A courtesy copy of all motions shall be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of every motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
A courtesy copy of all motions shall be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of each motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
A courtesy copy of all motions shall be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
INFO
Parties may mail a paper courtesy copy of any motion, together with its supporting memorandum and exhibits, to chambers.
Parties may mail or hand-deliver to chambers at 10 N. Tucker Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63101 a paper courtesy copy of any motion, together with the memorandum in support and exhibits.
Are courtesy copies required in City of St. Louis Circuit Court?
City of St. Louis Circuit Court: Details: 1 copy. One courtesy copy of every motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
Judge Jason M. Sengheiser: Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. A courtesy copy of each motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
Judge Calea Stovall-Reid: A courtesy copy of every motion must be emailed or hand-delivered to the judge.
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