Teton County District Court, Montana Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
A courtesy copy of every motion must be submitted to the presiding judge with a proposed order setting the hearing.
A courtesy copy of all motions shall be submitted to the presiding judge together with a proposed order setting hearing.
If any pertinent document is filed within forty-eight hours of a contested hearing or oral argument, a copy thereof shall be delivered to the judge's chambers.
If any pertinent document is filed within forty-eight hours of a contested hearing or oral argument, a copy thereof shall be delivered to the judge's chambers.
Are courtesy copies required in Teton County District Court, Montana?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: delivery with motion. A courtesy copy of every motion must be submitted to the presiding judge with a proposed order setting the hearing.
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