Culpeper County Circuit Court, Virginia Chambers Communication Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
If an unforeseen emergency may prevent an appearance, the defendant should immediately contact their attorney and the Clerk's Office.
If an unforeseen emergency arises that may prevent your appearance, you should immediately contact your attorney and the Clerk's Office.
CRITICAL
If you are not represented by counsel, you should promptly contact the Clerk's Office and immediately provide any available documentation concerning the emergency.
If you are not represented by counsel, you should promptly contact the Clerk's Office and immediately provide any available documentation concerning the emergency.
WARNING
- Contact
- Letter fax
In criminal cases, fax is a listed communication method only for psychological evaluation orders.
Fax (psychological evaluation orders only)
INFO
- Contact
In criminal cases, email is a listed communication method for SCRAM orders.
Email (SCRAM orders)
How may parties contact Culpeper County Circuit Court, Virginia?
If an unforeseen emergency may prevent an appearance, the defendant should immediately contact their attorney and the Clerk's Office.
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