Marion County Court of Common Pleas, General Division Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
For civil filings submitted in person or by mail, the filer must provide one copy for the assigned judge.
Any Filer that submits any Document for filing in person or by mail shall submit the following number of copies: 2. In a civil case, the Filer must submit (1) the original for the official record and (2) a copy for the assigned Judge.
Any Filer that submits any Document for filing in person or by mail shall submit the following number of copies: 1. In a criminal case, the Filer must submit (1) the original for the official record; (2) a copy for the Prosecutor’s Office; (3) a copy for the Marion County Adult Probation Department; and (4) a copy for the assigned Judge.
Any Filer that submits any Document for filing in person or by mail shall submit the following number of copies: 1. In a criminal case, the Filer must submit (1) the original for the official record; (2) a copy for the Prosecutor’s Office; (3) a copy for the Marion County Adult Probation Department; and (4) a copy for the assigned Judge.
When a filing requires a hearing to be scheduled or a court ruling, the filer must immediately deliver a time-stamped copy to the assigned judge’s assignment clerk.
Upon the filing of any Original Filing or other Document that requires the scheduling of a hearing or that requires the Court to rule, the Filer shall immediately deliver a time- stamped copy of the document to the assignment clerk for the assigned Judge.
Are courtesy copies required in Marion County Court of Common Pleas, General Division?
Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. For civil filings submitted in person or by mail, the filer must provide one copy for the assigned judge.
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