Court Rules

Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County Courtesy Copy Requirements

120 rules from official source documents

Rules 101 to 120, page 3 of 3

When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.

WARNING

Courtesy copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies should be dropped off in the deliveries box on the 16th floor at least one week before the hearing or as soon as the document is filed.

Department 13 appreciates courtesy copies of all motions, oppositions and replies and they should be dropped off in the deliveries box on the sixteenth (16th) floor at least one week before the hearing or as soon as the document is filed.

Judge Mark R. Denton

WARNING

Department 18 does not require courtesy copies for any filings except Motions in Limine.

Department 18 does not require courtesy copies with exception of Motions in Limine.

Judge Mary Kay Holthus

WARNINGCivil cases

Please provide eleven juror notebooks one judicial day prior to trial.

Please provide eleven juror notebooks one judicial day prior to trial.

Judge Michelle Leavitt

WARNINGCivil cases

For voluminous exhibits the Clerk will schedule a marking meeting; counsel must provide original exhibits to the Clerk and a copy for the Judge (and possibly the witness), with the Clerk's copy serving as the official record.

The Court Clerk will contact counsel to schedule a time to meet with counsel to mark the exhibits (only if a voluminous). Counsel are to provide the original exhibits to the Clerk and a copy for the Judge a copy maybe used for the witness (but the clerk's copy is the official record).

Judge Michelle Leavitt

WARNING

A hard copy of any PowerPoint presentation must be provided to the Court.

POWERPOINT PRESENTATION: Please provide a hard copy to the Court.

Judge Monica Trujillo

WARNING

Extensive exhibits, briefs, addendums, etc., that are voluminous need to be tabbed and in binders and should be delivered to the Department. Anything smaller is not required.

Extensive exhibits, briefs, addendums, etc., that are voluminous need to be tabbed and in binders and should be delivered to the Department. Anything smaller is not required.

Judge Peter Thunell

INFO

Department 7 does not require courtesy copies, but counsel may voluntarily submit electronic courtesy copies to Dept07LC@clarkcountycourts.us.

Pursuant to EDCR 2.20, courtesy copies are generally required. However, Department 7 does not require courtesy copies. If counsel wishes to provide courtesy copies, electronic courtesy copies may be submitted to Dept07LC@clarkcountycourts.us.

Judge Danielle K. Pieper

INFO

Department 29 does not require courtesy copies.

Department 29 does not require courtesy copies.

Judge Jacob A. Reynolds

INFO

Courtesy copies are not required, but electronic versions of oversized or degraded-quality exhibits must be emailed to the Law Clerk and JEA.

Department 17 does not require courtesy copies. If a motion includes exhibits that are too large for e-filing and/or the quality of e-filing diminishes (i.e. audio/video files or photographs) please provide an electronic version via e-mail to the Law Clerk and JEA with the case number, title of motion and hearing date in the subject line.

Judge Jennifer Schwartz

INFO

Courtesy copies of supporting documentation may be emailed to Dept08LC@clarkcountycourts.us and lordr@clarkcountycourts.us.

Courtesy copies may be emailed to Dept08LC@clarkcountycourts.us and lordr@clarkcountycourts.us

Judge Jessica Peterson

INFO

For pleadings over 50 pages including exhibits, the party may request to provide a USB drive in lieu of physical courtesy copies, with each document clearly and accurately labeled.

If the pleadings are over 50 pages, including exhibits, the party may request to provide a USB jump drive/flash drive in lieu of a physical copy. If a USB jump drive with courtesy copies is provided in lieu of a hard copy, each document must be clearly and accurately labeled with the name of the document.

Judge Joanna S. Kishner

INFOCivil cases

Parties may optionally deliver an unfiled courtesy copy of the trial brief to the Court when the brief is provided in open court.

Parties may deliver an unfiled copy to the Court if the brief is provided in open court.

Judge Joanna S. Kishner

INFOCivil cases

Parties intending to use a deposition extensively are encouraged to provide a mini/tote script for the Court to review during testimony.

As a courtesy to the Court, if a party intends to use a deposition extensively, it is helpful to provide a mini/tote script of the deposition for the Court to review during the testimony.

Judge Joanna S. Kishner

INFO

Courtesy copies are not required for motions in Department 25.

Department 25 does not require courtesy copies of any motions.

Judge Kathleen E. Delaney

INFOCivil cases

Electronic courtesy copies of trial memoranda are preferred (not mandatory) and may be emailed to the department law clerk.

Electronic courtesy copies are preferred, and may be submitted to the department law clerk at Dept09LC@ClarkCountyCourts.us.

Judge Maria Gall

INFOCivil cases

Electronic courtesy copies of trial memoranda are preferred and may be submitted to the department law clerk by email.

Electronic courtesy copies are preferred, and may be submitted to the department law clerk at Dept09LC@ClarkCountyCourts.us.

Judge Maria Gall

INFO

Courtesy copies are not required but electronic courtesy copies may be voluntarily emailed to chambers.

Department 26 does not require courtesy copies. If counsel wishes to provide courtesy copies, electronic courtesy copies may be submitted to Dept26LC@clarkcountycourts.us

Judge Peter Thunell

INFO

Courtesy copies are optional for motions, oppositions, and replies and should be dropped off at least one week before the hearing or as soon as filed.

Courtesy copies, though not required, are welcome for all motions, oppositions and replies, and should be dropped off in the deliveries box on the fifth floor at least one week before the hearing, or as soon as the document is filed.

Judge Tina Talim

INFOCivil cases

Electronic courtesy copies of civil trial memoranda are preferred and may be emailed to the department law clerk.

Electronic courtesy copies are preferred, and may be submitted to the department law clerk at Dept05LC@ClarkCountyCourts.us.

Judge Veronica Barisich

INFOCivil cases

Electronic courtesy copies of trial memoranda are preferred (not mandatory) and may be emailed to the department law clerk.

Electronic courtesy copies are preferred, and may be submitted to the department law clerk at Dept05LC@ClarkCountyCourts.us.

Judge Veronica Barisich