Judge Brandon Mack

Applies to

Order setting civil case schedule

For covered civil non-family cases set for trial, the court administrator must issue the case schedule, provide one copy to each side, and include the case heading using the Appendix 5 form.

Applies to

Order amending civil case schedule

When a case schedule is modified, the court must prepare and file an amended schedule and promptly provide it to the parties.

Applies to

Proposed amended civil case schedule

The court may order the parties to submit proposed amended civil case schedules.

A signed order must be filed with the clerk.

In civil non-domestic cases, discovery must be completed by the cutoff 12 weeks before trial, and written discovery must be propounded early enough to be completed by then.

Disclosure of possible primary witnesses is due 34 weeks before trial.

Applies to

Order setting civil case schedule

The court administrator must provide one copy of the case schedule to the plaintiff or petitioner and one to the defendant or respondent.

Applies to

Order setting civil case schedule

A party joining an additional party must serve that party with the current civil case schedule.

Applies to

Order amending civil case schedule

The court must promptly provide the filed amended case schedule to the parties.

Paper bags alone are not acceptable packaging for exhibits.

Discovery-produced documents and items properly received as exhibits must not be included in the court file.

Digital or video documents may not be filed, but may be considered as exhibits if admissible.