Judge Allison L. Manning

Applies to

Video hearing objection

A defendant may object personally, or counsel may object in writing, to video proceedings; if an objection is made, the proceeding must be held in person.

Applies to

Indigency motion and affidavit

A party representing that they are indigent must file a written motion and an affidavit stating their income and expenses for the court to rule on.

Applies to

Court document

Documents filed by an attorney must include the attorney’s Supreme Court registration number or they may be refused or stricken.

Deadline

3 business days

The original of a document faxed to the court must be filed within three business days after the fax is received; the court may strike the document if the original is not timely filed.

A faxed document is deemed filed when the Clerk receives and time-stamps it.

A document received by fax outside the court’s regular business hours is deemed filed on the next business day.

After counsel enters an appearance, all documents filed with the court and court entries must be served on the designated counsel.

Counsel must serve the client with a copy of the written motion to withdraw.

With the exception of felony cases, and unless the court is notified in writing by the Prosecutor prior to the arraignment, counsel for the Defendant shall be provided discovery by the Prosecutor on or before the first pretrial hearing. Discovery shall include: 1. Any written or recorded statement of the defendant or co-defendant or a summary of any such oral statement; 2. Any prior criminal record of the defendant, and in a traffic case, the prior traffic record of the defendant. 3. Documents or tangible objects which may be material to the defense or used at the trial, or which were obtained from or belong to the defendant. 4. Reports of tests or examinations made in connection with the case; accident reports, and in OVI cases, calibration information and alcohol influence reports. 5. A written list of the names and addresses of all known witnesses intended to be called at trial.

Applies to

Facsimile filing

A party filing by fax is responsible for the transmission cost and all court costs associated with the filing.

Applies to

Facsimile filing

A document will be stricken from the file if the costs are not paid on time.

Applies to

Action or proceeding

The filing fee must be deposited before an action or proceeding is accepted, but the court may waive the deposit for a public entity, which must promptly pay any costs assessed at the case’s conclusion.