Loudoun County Circuit Court, Virginia Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
The Spreadsheet filed with a motion to compel or its opposition must be in excel-type format.
In all motions to compel, and oppositions thereto, the parties must file an excel-type spreadsheet (the “Spreadsheet”) in lieu of a brief.
CRITICAL
Each page of trial exhibits must be uniquely numbered in sequential order.
For all trials, exhibits shall have each page uniquely numbered, in sequential order, for ease of reference for the Court and the parties.
CRITICAL
Number every page of each trial exhibit, including digital exhibits and data files, uniquely and sequentially.
For all trials, exhibits must have each page of the exhibit uniquely numbered, in sequential order, for ease of reference for the Court and the parties. Digital exhibits, to include digital data files, must also be uniquely numbered, in sequential order, for ease of reference for the Court and the parties.
WARNINGCriminal cases
The Commonwealth may designate evidence or material disclosed pursuant to this rule as “Restricted Dissemination Material" (hereinafter “RDM”) by prominently stamping or otherwise marking any items as such.
The Commonwealth may designate evidence or material disclosed pursuant to this rule as “Restricted Dissemination Material" (hereinafter “RDM”) by prominently stamping or otherwise marking any items as such.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Loudoun County Circuit Court, Virginia?
Loudoun County Circuit Court, Virginia's formatting rule includes the spreadsheet must be excel-type.. The Spreadsheet filed with a motion to compel or its opposition must be in excel-type format.
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