Eighth Judicial District Court, Nebraska Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

The moving party must contact the court at the scheduled hearing time.

(d) Contact the court at the scheduled hearing time.

CRITICALCivil cases

If the non-moving party objects, the moving party must contact the clerk or bailiff, as directed by the court, to obtain an expedited hearing date.

If the non-moving party objects to the continuance, the moving party shall obtain an expedited hearing date for the motion to continue from the clerk or bailiff, as directed by the court.

CRITICALCivil cases

When there is no objection, the moving party must contact the clerk or bailiff, as directed by the court, to obtain a hearing date and time.

If the non-moving party/parties do not object to the motion to continue, the moving party shall obtain a date and time for hearing the matter continued from the clerk of court or bailiff, as directed by the court, and submit a proposed order of continuance in compliance therewith.

CRITICAL

The party requesting a remote hearing involving oral testimony must arrange a conference with the court and opposing counsel or parties to discuss procedural orders.

(2) The party requesting such hearing shall make arrangements to confer with both the court and opposing counsel/parties to discuss orders governing the procedures for such hearing.

CRITICAL

The moving party must contact the appropriate court clerk, bailiff, or court reporter to obtain a hearing time.

(c) Contact the appropriate court clerk/bailiff/court reporter to obtain a hearing time;

CRITICAL

Before filing a motion, the moving party must obtain its hearing date and time from the clerk or bailiff as directed by the court.

Before the filing of any motion, the moving party shall obtain a date and time of hearing for the motion from the clerk of the court or bailiff, as directed by the court.

WARNINGCriminal cases

Attorneys must contact the District Court when they no longer wish to receive court appointments.

Attorneys shall also contact the District Court when they no longer wish to receive court appointments.

WARNINGCriminal cases

Attorneys seeking court appointments must contact each relevant District Court, request placement on its list, and indicate whether they accept misdemeanor and/or felony appointments.

Attorneys shall contact the District Court of each county in which they wish to be considered for court appointments, request to be placed on the court-appointed list, and indicate whether they will accept misdemeanor and/or felony appointments.

INFOCriminal cases

The court-appointed attorney list is available from the District Court upon request.

The District Court shall make the court-appointed list of attorneys available upon request.