Huron County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Document Filing Requirements

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Proposal for temporary orders

A proposal for temporary orders using Court Form 3 is optional in the custody action filing.

4. (Optional) Proposal for Temporary Orders (Court Form 3).

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Memorandum

Memoranda should be law and fact specific.

Memoranda should be law and fact specific.

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Exhibit

The Court prefers that an otherwise admissible exhibit be offered when identified and authenticated, while the witness is present to address any objection.

If an exhibit is otherwise admissible, the preferred method is to offer the exhibit into evidence at the time it is identified and authenticated while the witness is present and can, in the case of an objection, respond to questions pertaining to its identification and authenticity.

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Before issuing a decision, the magistrate may require counsel to submit briefs, proposed findings, or other memoranda.

The Magistrate will issue his order or decision after the trial or hearing in accordance with Rule 53 of the Ohio Civil Rules, but he/she may require that briefs, proposed findings or other memoranda be submitted by counsel prior to the issuance of his/her decision.

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Complaint

The filing party may include an optional Proposal for Temporary Orders (Court Form 3) with the complaint.

2. (Optional) Proposal for Temporary Orders (Court Form 3).

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Genetic testing motion

If testing will not be performed through the CSEA, the Court may require the moving party to propose qualified examiners.

If the testing will not be performed through the Huron County CSEA, the Court may require the moving party to propose qualified examiners to conduct the genetic testing.

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Minority report

A minority report is not required, but a dissenting arbitrator may elect to submit one.

A minority report shall not be required unless the dissenting arbitrator elects to submit one.

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Complaint

The court requests that each complaint identify the action category in its caption; the stated category is Criminal (CRI).

It is requested that each complaint filed contain in the caption thereof a designation of the category of said action, which category shall be one of the following: Criminal Cases Criminal............................................................................ CRI

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Proposed findings conclusions

When designated under Ohio Civil Rule 53, a magistrate may conduct hearings, including evidentiary hearings, and submit proposed findings and conclusions to a judge.

Function of the Magistrate - When designated to do so in accordance with Rule 53 of Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, a Magistrate may conduct hearings, including evidentiary hearings, on the petition, and submit to a Judge of the Court proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law.

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Written legal arguments

The Board may request brief written legal arguments and supporting authorities from counsel if needed for a just determination.

The Chairman, at the discretion of the Board, may request that counsel provide the Board with brief written arguments of law, together with supporting authorities, if necessary to a just determination of the issues.