Judge Carl A. Aveni
Judge • Franklin County Court of Common Pleas
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideFranklin County Court of Common Pleas publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 361 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
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- Motion
Every civil or criminal motion must be accompanied by a brief stating its grounds and citing the authorities relied upon.
- Applies to
- Court document
- Must include
- caption
Every court document must identify filing counsel by name, Ohio Supreme Court attorney registration number, mailing address, email address, and telephone number.
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- Fee application
A fee application submitted to the Court’s Finance Department must include a copy of the signed and filed Entry of Appointment.
Fees
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- Fee application
A fee application submitted more than 30 days after the case disposition date will have the requested fees reduced by 50%.
- Fee
- $75
- Applies to
- Appointed counsel representation
The hourly fee is $75 for time spent in court and $75 for time spent out of court for cases covered by R.C. 120.33(A)(3).
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- Appointed counsel representation
Payment is limited to the maximum amounts applicable to Common Pleas–General Division courts in the incorporated Franklin County Board of Commissioners Resolution.
Filing Timing
All 65The evidentiary-material filing requirement does not extend the deadlines for opposition or reply briefs.
Assigning a summary judgment motion for oral argument does not change the time periods for serving and filing briefs and permitted evidentiary materials unless the trial judge specifically orders otherwise.
Summary judgment motions must be filed by the dispositive motion deadline in the Case Schedule, and a later filing requires leave of court granted only for good cause.
Service
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- Court service
The written status-conference order must be served on all counsel.
A final written pretrial order may be prepared by the Trial Judge and must be prepared at any party’s request, filed, and served on all counsel.
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- Cqe notification
- Service
The Probation Department may send CQE notifications to other courts or prosecutors by ordinary U.S. mail or electronically.
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