Tulsa 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 Tulsa County District Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Counsel must deliver one copy of each motion, application, response, and brief for the assigned judge to the Court Clerk's office when the original is filed.
Counsel shall deliver a copy for the assigned Judge of each motion, application, response and brief to the Court Clerk's office at the time the original is filed.
A courtesy copy of every motion must be delivered to the court’s clerk on the sixth floor for docketing and ruling.
A courtesy copy of all motions shall be delivered to the court’s clerk on the 6th floor for docketing and ruling or it will not be considered.
A courtesy copy of the proposed jury instructions must be emailed to the Civil Docket E minute clerk in Microsoft Word format.
A courtesy copy in Microsoft Word format shall be e-mailed to Civil Docket E minute clerk: aubrie.frost@oscn.net
Are courtesy copies required in Tulsa County District Court?
Details: delivery upon filing. Counsel must deliver one copy of each motion, application, response, and brief for the assigned judge to the Court Clerk's office when the original is filed.
Are courtesy copies required in Tulsa County District Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: by chambers drop off. A courtesy copy of every motion must be delivered to the court’s clerk on the sixth floor for docketing and ruling.
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