Teton County District Court, Montana Filing Timing and Cure Windows
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Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.
Filing deadlines
CRITICAL
The bail-transfer request must be filed with the justice of the peace contemporaneously with the District Court motion.
(1) The county attorney must, contemporaneously with the filing of the motion in District Court, file a written request with the justice of the peace asking that the bail be transferred to the District Court;
CRITICAL
A written stipulation or appropriate pleading must be filed within two days after the contested matter is resolved.
A written stipulation or appropriate pleading shall subsequently be filed within two days.
WARNING
A defendant's motion to dismiss unsupported by a timely brief is deemed overruled, and the moving party has twenty days after notice from the clerk to plead further.
Motions to Dismiss by a Defendant not supported by a timely brief shall be deemed overruled and the moving party shall have twenty days after notice from the clerk to further plead.
What filing deadlines does Teton County District Court, Montana set?
The bail-transfer request must be filed with the justice of the peace contemporaneously with the District Court motion.
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