Grant County Superior Court Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

If recorded information cannot be transcribed, its proponent must contact the Clerk’s Office four court days before the hearing to arrange for its admission.

In the event the recorded information cannot be transcribed, the proponent of the recorded information shall contact the Clerk’s Office four (4) court days before the hearing to ensure appropriate arrangements are made for admission of the recorded information.

CRITICAL

Parties must obtain the Court Administrator’s approval for each special-set motion to be noted.

Parties shall seek approval from the Court Administrator for each special set motion to be noted.

CRITICAL

A motion for revision must be confirmed with the Court Administrator at least four court days before the scheduled hearing.

Motions for revision must be confirmed with the Court Administrator not later than four (4) court days before the date and time set for the hearing.

CRITICAL

The listed matters, as well as any hearing exceeding 10 minutes per side, must be specially set with the Court Administrator rather than noted on the regular docket.

The following matters may not be noted on the court's regular dockets, but must be specially set with the Court Administrator: motions for summary judgment; TEDRA petitions; arguments on the merits in appeals from lower courts or tribunals; child hearsay (Ryan) hearings; and any other hearing that will exceed 10 minutes per side.

CRITICAL

Counsel for the moving party shall confirm with all opposing counsel that they are available to argue the motion for summary judgment on the date and time set for the hearing, then notify the Court Administrator by 12:00 noon two court days before the hearing. Failure to comply with the provisions of this rule will result in the motion be stricken from the calendar and terms considered.

Counsel for the moving party shall confirm with all opposing counsel that they are available to argue the motion for summary judgment on the date and time set for the hearing, then notify the Court Administrator by 12:00 noon two court days before the hearing. Failure to comply with the provisions of this rule will result in the motion be stricken from the calendar and terms considered.

WARNING

If the trial conference is expected to exceed 60 minutes, the parties must arrange a specially set time with the Court Administrator.

If the conference is expected to exceed 60 minutes, the parties shall obtain a specially-set time from the Court Administrator.

WARNING

If the trial is expected to exceed the allotted number of days, the Court Administrator must be notified immediately.

NOTICE: Trial is limited to number of days stated above. If trial is expected to exceed that limit, please notify the Court Administrator immediately.

WARNING

A party must notify the Court Administrator immediately if the trial is expected to exceed its stated time limit.

NOTICE: Trial is limited to number of days stated above. If trial is expected to exceed that limit, please notify the Court Administrator immediately.