Court Rules

Mansfield Municipal Court, Ohio Courtesy Copy Requirements

4 rules from official source documents

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

WARNING

A party filing a motion to suppress in a criminal or traffic case should provide an extra copy of that motion to the Clerk, who in turn will give it to the assigned Judge or Magistrate.

A party filing a motion to suppress in a criminal or traffic case should provide an extra copy of that motion to the Clerk, who in turn will give it to the assigned Judge or Magistrate.

WARNING

Only the signed original of a motion or other written filing need be presented unless the Court’s cost schedule specifies that multiple copies are required.

Only the signed original of a motion (or other written filing) need be presented to the Clerk, unless the Court’s cost schedule specifies that multiple copies are required.

WARNING

If the motion or other document is to be filed in two or more case files, however, then the party presenting the document should provide sufficient copies with the original so that the Clerk can place a copy in each case file to which the motion or other document pertains.

If the motion or other document is to be filed in two or more case files, however, then the party presenting the document should provide sufficient copies with the original so that the Clerk can place a copy in each case file to which the motion or other document pertains.

INFO

A party who wants a date-stamped copy back should provide an extra copy and a sufficiently large self-addressed, postage-paid envelope.

A party who wishes to receive a date-stamped copy of a document submitted to the Clerk for filing should provide the Clerk with an extra copy of the document, along with a sufficiently large envelope that is self-addressed and postage-paid.

Common questions about Mansfield Municipal Court, Ohio courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Mansfield Municipal Court, Ohio?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motion to suppress. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. A party filing a motion to suppress in a criminal or traffic case should provide an extra copy of that motion to the Clerk, who in turn will give it to the assigned Judge or Magistrate.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 8, section Local Rule 4 - Filing of Documents; E. COPIES OF MOTIONS AND OTHER FILINGS

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