Noble County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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Document Filing Requirements27 rules
1 6.1 Upon the issuance of any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order, the Court shall submit to the Clerk of Courts a copy of the order and a completed Form 1 0-A in accordance with Supreme Court Rule of Superintendence 1 0.
In the specified cases, the Court must complete or arrange for completion of Form 95 and provide it to the Clerk of Courts.
Court's wording
1 8. The Court shall complete or cause to be completed and provide to the Clerk of Courts a completed Form 95, as provided in Sup. R. 95, in any case in which an offender is: convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive a mental health evaluation; convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive treatment for a mental illness; granted a conditional release after being found not guilty by reason of insanity; or granted a conditional release after being found not competent to stand trial with no substantial probability of being restored to competency even if provided with a course of treatment.
1 8 . 1 The completed Form 95 shall be provided to the Sheriff and the Sheriff shall enter the information into LEADS, NCIC, or other appropriate database.
If a person ordered to appear for fingerprints fails to appear, the specified law-enforcement or detention officials must promptly notify the Court in writing.
Court's wording
If the Court orders a person to appear for fingerprints and that person fails to appear, the Sheriff, law enforcement agency, law enforcement officer, or chief administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall promptly notify the Court as required by law, including R.C. § 2301.10{C). The notification shall be in writing.
The Clerk of Courts shall report to BCI disposition information that includes identifying the type of disposition, including: conviction, guilty plea, not guilty finding,
Once fingerprints are obtained, the specified officials must immediately forward the Clerk of Courts the completed BCI forms, including Form 2-71 with the ITN, and any required offense and identifying information.
Court's wording
Once fingerprints are obtained for any person, the Sheriff, the law enforcement agency, the law enforcement officer, or the chief administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall immediately forward to the Clerk of Courts, copies of the completed BCI forms, including completed Form 2-71 containing the ITN, as well as any other description that may be required, including the history of the offense committed, and identifying information about the person arrested or taken into custody.
The Clerk of Courts must timely report disposition information to BCI for the specified felony, misdemeanor, and juvenile offense cases.
Court's wording
The Clerk of Courts shall timely report disposition information to BCI for cases involving felonies, certain misdemeanors according to law, including as specified in R.C. § 109.572, and offenses of violence if committed by a juvenile.
The Clerk of Courts shall maintain a copy of completed BCI Form 2-71, including ITN, inside the paper file of each case of a person arrested or taken into custody.
The Clerk of Courts must add a checkbox to the arraignment sheet or schedule to track whether fingerprints were taken and whether the completed BCI Form 2-71 with ITN is in the case file.
Court's wording
The Clerk of Courts shall add a checkbox to the arraignment sheet or schedule for the use of the Clerk of Courts, its staff, the Court, its staff, the Prosecutor and its staff in order to quickly determine if the fingerprints of a person arrested or taken into custody have or have not been taken and to determine whether a copy of completed BCI Form 2-71, including ITN, is located inside the paper file of each case.
Once fingerprints are obtained, the specified officials must immediately forward BCI the completed forms, including Form 2-71 with the ITN, and any required offense and identifying information.
Court's wording
Once fingerprints are obtained for any person, the Sheriff, the law enforcement agency, the law enforcement officer, or the chief administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall immediately forward to BCI copies of the completed BCI forms, including completed Form 2-71 containing the ITN, as well as any other description that may be required, including the history of the offense committed, and identifying information about the person arrested or taken into custody.
shall also notify and deliver a copy of any. petition, any civil protection order, and the NCIC Form to the Sheriff or other law enforcement agency.
The Clerk of Courts must include information about the specified orders and their dismissal, modification, or termination with the disposition reported to BCI.
Court's wording
Upon being notified of the issuance of any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order, or upon being notified of a dismissal, modification, or termination of any protection order or post-conviction no contact order, the Clerk of Courts shall include such information with the disposition it reports to BCI.
Upon the issuance of any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order, the Court shall submit to the Clerk of Courts a copy of the order and a completed Form 10-A in accordance with Supreme Court Rule of Superintendence 10.
the Clerk of Courts shall file the protection order or post-conviction no contact order in the appropriate case file
The Clerk of Courts must include any suspension or points assessment and other identifying information with the disposition reported to the BMV in the specified cases.
Court's wording
Upon completion of a case involving a conviction for traffic offense or an offense that includes a possible or mandatory license suspension or points assessment, the Clerk of Courts shall include any suspension or points assessment and other identifying information with the disposition it reports to the BMV.
The completed Form 95 shall be provided to the Sheriff
In the listed cases, the Court must complete or cause completion of Form 95 and provide it to the Clerk of Courts.
Court's wording
The Court shall complete or cause to be completed and provide to the Clerk of Courts a completed Form 95, as provided in Sup. R. 95, in any case in which an offender is: convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive a mental health evaluation; convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive treatment for a mental illness; granted a conditional release after being found not guilty by reason of insanity; or granted a conditional release after being found not competent to stand trial with no substantial probability of being restored to competency even if provided with a course of treatment.
The Clerk of Courts must timely report specified case dispositions to BCI and include the listed disposition, case, charge, sentence, and disarming information.
Court's wording
The Clerk of Courts shall timely report disposition information to BCI for cases involving felonies, certain misdemeanors according to law, including as specified in R.C. § 109.572, and offenses of violence if committed by a juvenile. The Clerk of Courts shall report to BCI disposition information that includes identifying the type of disposition, including: conviction, guilty plea, not guilty finding, dismissal, mistrial, not competent finding, nolle prosequi, transfer to another court, and any other final determination. The Clerk of Courts shall also report to BCI disposition information that includes the ITN received from the completed BCI Form 2-71, the style or caption of a case and its number, the date of arrest, offense, summons, or arraignment, the date of disposition, a statement of original charge with corresponding Revised Code section violated, the sentence, disposition, or terms of community control (probation) imposed, and a statement in the report summary if the offense involved the disarming or an attempt to disarm a law enforcement officer.
The arraignment sheet or schedule must include a checkbox to track fingerprinting and whether the completed BCI form is in the case file.
Court's wording
The Clerk of Courts shall add a checkbox to the arraignment sheet or schedule for the use of the Clerk of Courts, its staff, the Court, its staff, the Prosecutor and its staff in order to quickly determine if the fingerprints of a person arrested or taken into custody have or have not been taken and to determine whether a copy of completed BCI Form 2-71, including ITN, is located inside the paper file of each case.
The Clerk of Courts shall maintain a copy of completed BCI Form 2-71, including ITN, inside the paper file of each case of a person arrested or taken into custody.
After fingerprints are obtained, the specified officials must immediately send the Clerk of Courts the completed forms and required identifying and offense information.
Court's wording
Once fingerprints are obtained for any person, the Sheriff, the law enforcement agency, the law enforcement officer, or the chief administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall immediately forward to the Clerk of Courts, copies of the completed BCI forms, including completed Form 2-71 containing the ITN, as well as any other description that may be required, including the history of the offense committed, and identifying information about the person arrested or taken into custody.
administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall promptly notify the Court as required by law, including R.C. § 2301.10(C). The notification shall be in writing.
After fingerprints are obtained, the specified officials must immediately send BCI the completed forms and required identifying and offense information.
Court's wording
Once fingerprints are obtained for any person, the Sheriff, the law enforcement agency, the law enforcement officer, or the chief administrative officer of the detention facility if LEADS compliant, shall immediately forward to BCI copies of the completed BCI forms, including completed Form 2-71 containing the IN, as well as any other description that may be required, including the history of the offense committed, and identifying information about the person arrested or taken into custody.
15.1 Upon being notified of the issuance of a civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order, the Clerk of Courts shall file the protection order or post-conviction no contact order in the appropriate case file and shall also notify and deliver a copy of any petition, any civil protection order, and the NCIC Form to the Sheriff or other law enforcement agency.
16.1 Upon the issuance of any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order, the Court shall submit to the Clerk of Courts a copy of the order and a completed Form 10-A in accordance with Supreme Court Rule of Superintendence 10.
18.1 The completed Form 95 shall be provided to the Sheriff and the Sheriff shall enter the information into LEADS, NCIC, or other appropriate database.
The Court must complete and provide Form 95 to the Clerk of Courts in the specified mental health adjudication cases.
Court's wording
18. The Court shall complete or cause to be completed and provide to the Clerk of Courts a completed Form 95, as provided in Sup. R. 95, in any case in which an offender is: convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive a mental health evaluation; convicted of an offense of violence and ordered to receive treatment for a mental illness; granted a conditional release after being found not guilty by reason of insanity; or granted a conditional release after being found not competent to stand trial with no substantial probability of being restored to competency even if provided with a course of treatment.
Filing & Service rules
Service and Proof of Service Rules
The Sheriff's Office must immediately serve the respondent with a civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order and promptly record completion of service in LEADS.
14.2 The Sheriff's Office shall immediately serve the respondent with any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order and shall forthwith enter the completion of service into LEADS.
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The Sheriff's Office must immediately serve the respondent with a civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order and promptly record completion of service in LEADS.
14.2 The Sheriff's Office shall immediately serve the respondent with any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact order and shall forthwith enter the completion of service into LEADS.
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The Sheriff’s Office must immediately serve the respondent with a civil protection or post-conviction no-contact order and promptly record completion of service in LEADS.
14.2 T he She riff's Office sha ll immediately s erve the respondent with any civil protection order or post-conviction no contact o rde r and s hall fo rthwith enter the completion of service into L EADS .
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