Pike County Court, Ohio Chambers Communication Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Counsel, parties, and witnesses must not have any contact with jurors.
Under no circumstances shall counsel, a party, or other witnesses, have any contact with jurors.
WARNING
- Contact
- Phone
- Phone
- 740-947-4003
To reschedule a court appearance, call the Court at 740-947-4003.
If you need to reschedule a court appearance please call the Court at 740-947-4003 to make arrangements.
WARNING
Judge-jury communications from jurors’ reporting through dismissal must be documented in writing or on the record, and counsel must be informed and given an opportunity to be heard.
All communication between the Judge and the members of the jury panel, from the time of reporting to the court through dismissal, shall be committed to writing or placed on the record in open court. Counsel for each party shall be informed of any communication and shall be given the opportunity to be heard as to such communication.
WARNING
- Contact
- Phone
c) Telephone conferences may be arranged with prior approval of the Judge or Magistrate.
c) Telephone conferences may be arranged with prior approval of the Judge or Magistrate.
INFO
Filer's using facsimile are urged to verify with the Clerk that the document was received and filed.
Anyone using facsimile filing is urged to verify receipt and filing with the Clerk.
How may parties contact Pike County Court, Ohio?
Counsel, parties, and witnesses must not have any contact with jurors.
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