Court Rules

Oklahoma County District Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Oklahoma County District Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

Paper copies of hearing submissions, including e-filed submissions, must be delivered to the assigned trial judge at least five days before the hearing.

All pleadings, motions, responses, reply briefs, or other submissions requiring a hearing shall be filed and paper copies shall be delivered to the assigned trial judge at least five (5) days prior to any hearings, including all motions, responses, reply briefs, or other submissions requiring a hearing filed via e-filing.

A copy of the Notice of Change of Address must be provided to the assigned judge.

The Notice of Change of Address shall be served on all parties, and a copy provided to the assigned judge.

Hard copies of all motions and briefs must be delivered to the assigned judge by hand or mail, or by fax with the assigned judge's permission when time is of the essence, including motions, responses, and reply briefs filed electronically.

E. Hard-copies of all motions and briefs shall be hand-delivered or mailed to the office of the assigned judge, or faxed with permission of the assigned judge, if time is of the essence, in compliance with Rule 37. This includes providing hard-copies of all motions, responses, and reply briefs to the assigned judge if the pleadings were filed via e-filing.

Common questions about Oklahoma County District Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Oklahoma County District Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for pleadings, motions, responses, and reply briefs. Details: delivery at least 5 days before hearing. Paper copies of hearing submissions, including e-filed submissions, must be delivered to the assigned trial judge at least five days before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 20, section Rule No. 37 Briefs and Motions: Margins, Page Limit, Delivery to Assigned Judge, and Delivery to Attorney General Where Constitutionality of Statute Challenged