Judge Larry Phillips

Applies to

Motion

Must include

proposed order

Every motion requesting relief must be accompanied by a proposed order filed simultaneously.

Applies to

Exhibit list

A complete exhibit list identifying each marked exhibit, its description, and exhibit number must be provided to counsel, the Court, and the Court Reporter before trial.

Applies to

Electronic exhibit

The Court Reporter must receive copies of specified electronic exhibits, including those over 2 gigabytes or containing proprietary media, for retention on appeal.

Grayscale is encouraged for scanned photographs, but color is accepted when necessary.

Exhibits should be marked in the bottom-right corner whenever possible.

Each scanned exhibit file may not exceed 100 MB.

When requesting or resetting a hearing, counsel should tell the Court Coordinator how much hearing time is estimated to be needed.

A hearing cancellation or delay should be reported as soon as possible by both phone and email to the Court Coordinator and to opposing counsel or the non-represented party.

Setting requests must not be directed to a judge; unresolved setting conflicts or difficulties may require a court hearing for the court to resolve or reschedule the matter.

A party objecting to an ADR referral order must file a written objection within ten days after receiving notice of the referral.

Deadline

10 calendar days

Temporary orders should be presented for entry within ten days after the hearing or by the Court's entry date.

For arrests not made pursuant to a warrant or judicial order, the forms establishing probable cause must be completed and filed when the arrestee is booked into jail.