Court Rules

Rappahannock County Circuit Court, Virginia Chambers Communication Rules

3 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

Anyone intending to use a portable electronic device to present evidence must notify the presiding judge and obtain permission at the start of the case or earlier, so the device can be monitored for permitted evidentiary use.

Any person needing to use a portable electronic device to present evidence in a case must notify and receive permission of the presiding judge at the commencement of the case, or prior thereto, to allow the presiding judge an opportunity to have court security monitor the use of the portable electronic device to ensure that the device is used strictly for the evidentiary purposes allowed and that no disallowed applications (e.g., video recording applications) have been activated.

WARNING

Trial counsel are requested to advise the Court at least 30 days before trial if the case will exceed its allotted time; failure to do so could result in reassignment of the trial date.

Counsel in cases for trial are requested to advise the Court no later than 30 days before the date set for trial, that the case will exceed the time allotted for trial. Failure to do so could result in a reassigned trial date.

WARNING

Contact
Phone

Call to obtain available dates for Motions Day or Domestic Relations Day.

MOTIONS DAY: No specific Motions Day - Call for available dates. DOMESTIC RELATIONS DAY: No specific day - Call for available dates.

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Anyone intending to use a portable electronic device to present evidence must notify the presiding judge and obtain permission at the start of the case or earlier, so the device can be monitored for permitted evidentiary use.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 5, section Use of evidence from a portable electronic device

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