Fallon County District Court, Montana Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Attorneys must provide the judicial assistant with two hard copies of the proposed instructions, one with citations and one without.
Attorneys must also provide the judicial assistant with two hard copies of the proposed instructions: one including the citations and one without citations.
Bench copies of exhibits are required in complex matters.
Copies of exhibits for the bench are required in complex matters.
If counsel has not arranged for the original document to be timely brought before the presiding judge, counsel must send one copy to the judge’s resident office by mail or email.
When counsel has not arranged for the original document to be timely brought before the presiding judge, counsel shall mail or email a copy to the presiding judge at the judge’s resident office.
Are courtesy copies required in Fallon County District Court, Montana?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for jury instructions. Details: 2 copies. Attorneys must provide the judicial assistant with two hard copies of the proposed instructions, one with citations and one without.
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