These 16 rules apply across Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
Exhibits must be submitted in a binder separated by tabs.
Plaintiff's exhibits are numbered 1-1000 and Defendant's exhibits are numbered 2000-3000.
Each exhibit must be physically bound, e.g., with staples or brads.
Each document must be individually identified and individually listed on the exhibit list unless presented as one complete exhibit.
Photographs must be identified separately and individually listed on the exhibit list.
An exhibit list must be submitted that includes all stipulated exhibits.
Counsel must contact the Court Clerk at least 7 days before trial to arrange for exhibits to be brought in for marking.
Courtroom equipment issues should be directed to recorder Shannon Emmons by email at EmmonsS@clarkcountycourts.us.
Daily transcripts must be prearranged with recorder Shannon Emmons by email at least one week before trial begins.
All proceedings are recorded and the recording fee is $40 per hour.
CDs of court proceedings are available for $2 per disc.
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Judge Nadia Krall is a district judge on the Eighth Judicial District Court in Clark County, Nevada, which serves as the trial court for the county.
The judge's published procedures cover Department IV, including Zoom appearance information effective February 5, 2024.
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions, oppositions, and replys. Details: 1 copy, delivery 7 days prior to hearing. The moving party's counsel must provide a paper courtesy copy of the motion, opposition, and reply to Department IV 7 days before the scheduled hearing.
Judge Nadia Krall's formatting rule includes must be emailed to dc4inbox@clarkcountycourts.us and must be attached in both microsoft word and pdf formats. All proposed orders requiring the Judge's signature must be emailed to DC4Inbox@clarkcountycourts.us with attachments in both Microsoft Word and PDF formats.
The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Non-drafting counsel must sign the proposed order before it is submitted to chambers.
The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Competing order submissions must include three documents: the original proposed order, the opposing party's competing proposed order (identifying the submitting attorney by name and Nevada Bar number), and a redlined version of the original showing all proposed additions and deletions.
The rule addresses email communications with Judge Nadia Krall's chambers. Counsel must copy opposing counsel on all email correspondence with the Department, except in Minor's Compensation and ex parte matters.
Judge Nadia Krall's rules set procedures for sealed or redacted filings. Process: file redacted on ecf and file unredacted to clerk. Documents presumed confidential or non-public (such as medical records) must be redacted before filing in the normal course, and the confidential versions must be filed separately under seal.
No. The rule prohibits holding covered papers for bundling. Each of the three competing-order documents must be submitted as a separate, clearly named attachment rather than one combined attachment.
The rule addresses filing timing, filing status, or cure windows. Proposed orders must be submitted to chambers within 14 days of notification of the ruling, pursuant to EDCR 7.21.
The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: recipient: the opposing party. The drafting counsel is requested to provide a draft of the proposed order to opposing counsel before submission to chambers.
The Court prefers that any and all reply briefs be filed at least 10 days before the hearing.
The moving party's counsel must provide a paper courtesy copy of the motion, opposition, and reply to Department IV 7 days before the scheduled hearing.
Courtesy copies containing deposition exhibits must include the full-page deposition transcript; condensed versions are not accepted.
Courtesy copies must be deposited in the Department inbox on the 3rd floor of the Regional Justice Center; e-mailed and faxed courtesy copies are not accepted.
The DC4Inbox email account may be used only for proposed orders and is unmanned (not monitored for other correspondence).
Counsel must copy opposing counsel on all email correspondence with the Department, except in Minor's Compensation and ex parte matters.
Orders Approving Minor's Compromise in amounts of $2,500 or less must include language that the monies shall be released to the minor's guardian.
Documents presumed confidential or non-public (such as medical records) must be redacted before filing in the normal course, and the confidential versions must be filed separately under seal.
Proposed orders containing medical records or other presumed-confidential documents will be returned unsigned by the Judge.
Transcript requests must be directed to Court Recorder Kendal Leming at 702-671-4302 or lemingk@clarkcountycourts.us.
For Zoom information, contact the Judicial Executive Assistant (702-671-4306, everettt@clarkcountycourts.us) or the Court Recorder (702-671-4302, lemingk@clarkcountycourts.us).
Counsel may email proposed orders for unopposed motions to dc4inbox@clarkcountycourts.us in advance of the hearing for the Court's review.
All proposed orders requiring the Judge's signature must be emailed to DC4Inbox@clarkcountycourts.us with attachments in both Microsoft Word and PDF formats.
Proposed orders must be submitted to chambers within 14 days of notification of the ruling, pursuant to EDCR 7.21.
The drafting counsel is requested to provide a draft of the proposed order to opposing counsel before submission to chambers.
Non-drafting counsel must sign the proposed order before it is submitted to chambers.
The PDF version of a proposed order must include proof of opposing counsel's permission to use their e-signature.
Competing order submissions must be emailed to both the JEA (everettt@clarkcountycourts.us) and the Law Clerk (dept04lc@clarkcountycourts.us).
Competing order submissions must include three documents: the original proposed order, the opposing party's competing proposed order (identifying the submitting attorney by name and Nevada Bar number), and a redlined version of the original showing all proposed additions and deletions.
The redline must be prepared against the original proposed order (not any other document), and a finalized competing order may not be submitted without the redlined revisions visible to the Court.
Each of the three competing-order documents must be submitted as a separate, clearly named attachment rather than one combined attachment.