Dunn County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Unless good cause is shown to the judge, a party seeking to close a public proceeding to the news media must notify the court and media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours before the motion hearing.
Unless good cause has been shown to the judge, a party moving that any judicial proceeding required by law to be open to the public should be closed to the news media, the individual must notify the court and the media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours prior to the time set to hear the motion.
WARNING
A party who changes address while the case is pending must notify the Clerk of Court.
If either party has a change of address during the pendency of their case, they must notify the Clerk of Court.
WARNING
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
The initial request to dismiss or adjourn may be made by phone to the Clerk of Court’s Office, but the parties must follow up with written notice.
If the case settles prior to the return date or the parties wish to adjourn the matter, the parties must inform the Clerk of Court’s Office before 9:30 a.m. on the return date. The initial request to dismiss or adjourn may be made by phone; however, the parties must follow up with a written notice.
How may parties contact Dunn County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Unless good cause is shown to the judge, a party seeking to close a public proceeding to the news media must notify the court and media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours before the motion hearing.
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