Judge John W. Larson

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Document other than case initiating document

Documents other than the case-initiating document must identify the department with jurisdiction, with the department number directly above the cause number.

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Final decree or order

Before a matter is set for hearing, prepare the final Decree or Order for the Judge’s signature and submit it to the Clerk of Court for lodging in the court file.

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Copies

A party requesting mailed copies or copies to be conformed must furnish those copies to the Clerk of Court.

An original of the pleading should be attached (to be removed and stamped for filing immediately upon granting of the motion).

The motion or other documentation and all relevant supporting documents must be filed with the clerk before a matter can be set on the law and motion calendar.

The pretrial order deadline is seven months after an appearance is filed, unless the judge extends it by motion and order.

Including an email address on a pleading does not constitute an attorney’s consent to receive service electronically.

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Motion

When Court leave is required before a pleading may be filed, a proper motion must first be filed and served.

The advisement reminder letter must be copied to all counsel.

Check with the Mineral County Clerk of Court for Mineral County Law and Motion times and dates.

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Email

The Mineral County Attorney’s office must email a copy of the Affidavit and Motion for Leave to File an Information to the Judge conducting the next Mineral County Law and Motion.

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Email to clerk

The Clerk of Court may distribute Court Orders and Minute Entries by email instead of hard copy.