Cherokee County District Courts Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
Civil cases
- Applies to
- Pretrial submission
At pretrial, each party must submit a witness list, exhibit list, proposed jury charge, motion in limine, deposition designations, and a concise statement of significant legal or evidentiary issues.
Pretrial is set for 1:30 p.m. on the date specified and at such time each party shall submit the following: · Witness List · Exhibit List · Proposed “Charge of the Court” ready for submission to the Jury, along with an electronic copy in Microsoft Word format on flash drive · Motion in Limine · Deposition designations · Concise written statement of significant legal and/or evidentiary issues
Civil cases
- Applies to
- Request for setting
The request for setting includes a certification about prior discussions and the need for a setting to achieve disposition.
I certify that discussions of the matter to be set have been held or would not be productive, and thus without requesting a setting a disposition will not likely occur.
What must be included with pretrial submission filings in Cherokee County District Courts?
Judge Jonathan Richey: At pretrial, each party must submit a witness list, exhibit list, proposed jury charge, motion in limine, deposition designations, and a concise statement of significant legal or evidentiary issues.
What must be included with request for setting filings in Cherokee County District Courts?
Judge Jonathan Richey: The request for setting includes a certification about prior discussions and the need for a setting to achieve disposition.
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