Marysville Municipal Court, Ohio Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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The Clerk will not file the document until the deposit or fee charge is verified.

Such documents shall not be filed by the Clerk until the charge for the deposit or fee is verified.

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Written pleas must be filed before 4:00 p.m. on the day before the scheduled arraignment.

C. Written pleas must be filed before 4:00 pm on the day preceding the dale on which the ,, arraignment is scheduled

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A pleading or motion sent by fax is not deemed filed until the Clerk receives and file-stamps it, and illegible copies may be rejected.

(I) No pleading or motion transmitted by facsimile shall be deemed flied until received and file-stamped by the clerk. Illegible copies may be rejected by the Clerk.

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Equipment malfunction during transmission or receipt is not excusable neglect for an untimely filing.

(2) Equipment malfunction at the point of transmission or receipt shall not be deemed excusable neglect for untimely filings.

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The Clerk may file facsimile transmissions received after 3:00 p.m. on the court date immediately following the date of receipt.

The Clerk may file facsimile transmissions received after 3:00 pm on the court date immediately following the date of receipt.

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The prepared judgment or journal entry must be submitted to opposing counsel within five days of the decision.

The entry shall be submitted to opposing counsel within live (5) days of the decision.

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The application must be filed before the date a plea is required under the Ohio Traffic Rules.

(e) be med prior to the date on which a plea would be required in the case under the Ohio Traffic Rules.

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Leave to file a summary-judgment motion without a request is granted until 30 days before trial.

Leave is granted without request until thirty days prior to trial to file motiollS for summary judgment,

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A final judgment entry must be submitted within thirty days of the date set for trial.

C. A fmal judgment entry must be submitted within thirty days of the date set for trial.

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The entry must be submitted to the judge for signature no more than fifteen days after the decision.

An eruzy shall be submitted to the judge for signa- tu rc no more than fifteen days after the deci- sion.

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Absent good cause, subpoena requests must be filed with the Clerk at least three working days before trial for the Clerk to be required to issue subpoenas or the Bailiff to be required to serve them.

Except for good cause shown, the Clerk shall not be required to issue subpoenas, nor shall the Bailiff be required to serve the same, unless requests are filed with the Clerk at least three (3) working days prior to the time for trial.

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A motion to withdraw must be filed at least fourteen days before trial, and withdrawal is permitted only with the client's written consent and substitute counsel's appearance or upon good cause and court consent.

Counsel for any party shall be permitted 10 withdraw from an action upon written mo- tion filed no1 less than fourteen days prior to the date set for trial only (I) with the written consent of the client and the entry and appearance of substirute counsel, or (2) upon showing of good cause and consent of the Court.

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Opposing counsel must approve or reject the entry within five days and return it or submit it to the judge.

Opposing counsel shall approve or reject the entry Within live (5) days and re rum it or submit it to the judge.

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When no law or rule sets the filing time, a pleading or amended pleading is due by the fourteenth day after the entry requiring or granting leave, unless that entry specifies otherwise.

In all cases where the time for filing of a pleading or amended pleading is not fixed by law or rule. the pleading or amended pleading shall be filed on or before the fourteenth (14th) day after the tile date of the entry requiring or granting leave for the ftling of such pleading or amended pleading. unless otherwise specified in the entty.

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If the vehicle was not seized or has already been returned, the hearing must be set at least thirty and no more than forty-five days after the application is filed.

If the vehicle was not seized, or has been previously returned, the matter shall be set no sooner than thirty nor more than forty-five days after the application is filed.

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(2) Upon timely filing of a properly com- pleted application the applicant shall file with rhe Clerk, within thirty days of !he last day on which a timely application could be filed, proof of completion of a driver safety course state certified for deduction of two points from the applicant's driving record under R.C. § 4507-.021.

(2) Upon timely filing of a properly com- pleted application the applicant shall file with rhe Clerk, within thirty days of !he last day on which a timely application could be filed, proof of completion of a driver safety course state certified for deduction of two points from the applicant's driving record under R.C. § 4507-.021.

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A motion concerning a known or reasonably knowable discovery failure must be filed before the Pretrial Hearing.

(3) Any motion relating 10 a failure of either party to comply with discovery rules, which failure is known or should be known prior to the Pretrial Hearing, must be filed and served prior the Pretrial Hearing.

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The Clerk must set a hearing within thirty days after an Administrative License Suspension appeal is filed after the initial appearance.

An appeal from an Administrative License Suspension filed after the initial appearance shall be set by the Clerk for hearing within thiny days of !he date on which the appeal was filed.

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If the Court decides to issue a writ of restitution, the plaintiff must submit a journal entry within five days of the hearing.

If the Court decides in favor of the issuance of a writ of restitution, the plaintiff shall submit a journal entry wilhin five days of the hearing.

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A motion for default judgment must be filed within 30 days after the answer or 10 days after the Clerk’s notice of default, whichever comes first.

C. If service is perfec!ed and a defendant is in <let.lilt, a motion for deflitilt judgment must be filed within thirty days of the answer or ten days of notice of default by the Clerk, which- ever is earlier.

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All parties must file pretrial statements with the Court at least three days before the pretrial conference.

B. Pre-trial statements shall be filed by all parties with the Coun at least three (3) days before date of the pre-trial conference

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The conference report must be filed immediately after the conference concludes.

Conferences shall be conducted by coun- sel who shall prepare, execute, and file a repon immediately upon the conclusion thereof.

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Settlement entries may be filed before the hearing or trial, but no later than fifteen days afterward; a late submission may result in dismissal for want of prosecution.

B. Entries of scnlemcnt may be filed at any time prior to the hearing or trial date, but not more than fifteen days after said date. Failure to timely submit a settlement entry may result in dismissal for want of prosecution.

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If a timely application is filed and the seized vehicle has not been returned, the Clerk must set the hearing no more than ten days after the application is filed.

Where an owner files a timely application for relief from forfeiture, immobilization, or impoundment, and the vehicle, previously seized, has not been returned to the owner, the Clerk shall set the matter for hearing not more than ten days following the date on which the application is filed.