Judge Marlon A. Polk

Applies to

Written receipt

Anyone permitted to remove court records must sign a receipt identifying the materials and providing contact information for both the remover and the person represented.

Applies to

Proposed scheduling order

The PSO shall be submitted by agreement of the parties.

Applies to

Proposed scheduling order

If the parties cannot agree on a proposed scheduling order, any party may submit one and set the matter for a hearing before the assigned Court.

A proposed scheduling order must be submitted to the District Court Administrator within four months after filing in non-criminal cases.

If no proposed scheduling order is submitted within four months, the Administrator must notify each party by mail or email, and the matter will be dismissed unless the order is submitted within 30 days of the notice.

Unless the court orders otherwise, a motion or similar filing requiring a hearing must be filed before the scheduled hearing.

When a proposed scheduling order is not timely submitted, the District Court Administrator must notify each party by mail or email.

For public-office records offered as evidence or marked for a pretrial conference, the offering party must furnish true copies to the court reporter and opposing counsel before the offer.

Non-impeaching and non-rebuttal documentary evidence must be presented to the court reporter before trial and shown to the opposing party for inspection.

When filing a motion or similar filing requiring a hearing, the party must obtain a hearing date from the assigned judge or, in the specified circumstances, the judge's office staff.

Contact

Phone to intake unit

Phone

402-444-7169

A party taking a different approved basic-level parent education class must contact Conciliation by phone with current contact information, and questions may be directed to that number.

Upon receiving notice of a County Court appeal, the prosecutor must notify the District Court Clerk of the title and case number of any qualifying previously filed appeal.