Silver Bow County District Court, Montana Courtesy Copy Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Courtesy copies of all motions and briefs must be provided to the sitting judge.
Courtesy copies of all motions and briefs shall be provided to the sitting Judge.
A court copy of each instruction must use the heading “Instruction No. ____” and omit numbers and citations.
A copy of each instruction with the heading “Instruction No. ____,” with no numbers inserted and no citations listed, also shall be provided to the court.
Attorneys must file courtesy copies of motions and briefs directly with the presiding judge.
Attorneys are required to file courtesy copies of such motions and briefs directly with the presiding judge.
Requested findings and conclusions must be submitted to the clerk with one copy for the assigned judge, which the clerk will forward.
A. Filing; service. As a condition of filing, requested findings and conclusions shall be presented to the clerk with a copy for the assigned judge. The clerk shall endorse and forward the copy to the assigned judge.
Are courtesy copies required in Silver Bow County District Court, Montana?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions and briefs. Courtesy copies of all motions and briefs must be provided to the sitting judge.
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