Judge Rebecca Swandal

Applies to

Case transfer order

The transfer order must state the amount and nature of the bail furnished.

Applies to

Law motion calendar matter

A matter cannot be placed on the law and motion calendar until its motion or other documentation and relevant supporting documents have been filed with the Clerk.

Applies to

Emergency matter

A mailed or delivered emergency matter must include a request for the Court's immediate attention.

A written court order or judgment must be presented to the Clerk for filing immediately after it is made.

Briefs due on a specified date must be filed by 5:00 p.m.; filing later may result in the brief being disregarded and counsel being cited for contempt unless the Court approved an extension beforehand and the requesting party notified each party.

For motions under Rule 56(c)(2)(A), a party must request a hearing within 14 days after the reply-brief filing period expires or oral argument is waived.

Proof of service must be filed promptly and before the Court or a party acts on the papers, except when a particular proof method is prescribed by rule or statute.

Placing copies in counsel's Clerk's Office box is not proper service unless counsel has given prior written permission.

Documents and proposed orders must be provided to opposing counsel or other parties by the same method used to submit them to the Clerk.

Format

PDF

E-mailed documents must be PDFs attached to the e-mail.

Format

DOCX

The proposed order accompanying a procedural motion must be in Word format.

Format

DOCX

A proposed order included with an e-filed motion must be in Word format.