Mason County Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.

A bench copy of briefs, attachments, and exhibits for summary judgment, revision, and shorten-time motions must be provided to court administration at or before the originals are filed.

3.2 A bench copy of all briefs, attachments and exhibits for all Motions for Summary Judgment, Motions for Revision, and Motions to Shorten Time, shall be provided to court administration at or before the time of filing the originals with the clerk.

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Bench copies for summary judgment and revision motions must be provided in a tabbed binder.

All bench copies associated with Motions for Summary Judgment and Motions for Revision shall be provided in a tabbed binder.

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A bench copy of briefs, attachments, and exhibits responding to a motion or replying to a response must be provided to court administration at or before the originals are filed.

3.1 A bench copy of all briefs, attachments and exhibits in response to a motion, or in reply to a response, shall be provided to court administration at or before the time of filing the originals with the clerk.

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Common questions about Mason County Superior Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Mason County Superior Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for summary judgment, revision, and shorten time. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. A bench copy of briefs, attachments, and exhibits for summary judgment, revision, and shorten-time motions must be provided to court administration at or before the originals are filed.

View rule Official source Source: page 24, section LSPR 97.01 MOTION PRACTICE, 3. Bench Copies

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