Rusk County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Contact the Judicial Assistant first for probable-cause determinations and search-warrant matters, including on weekends and holidays when the courthouse is closed.
The Judicial Assistant shall be contacted first in all probable cause determination matters. She will make the necessary arrangements with the Judge, or in his absence, a Court Commissioner, and will then advise the arresting officer or dispatch officer of the selected person. This procedure will also be followed in search warrant matters. This procedure will also be followed on weekends and holidays when the courthouse is closed.
CRITICAL
- Contact
- Phone
A party seeking to appear by telephone must obtain prior Court approval by contacting the Court at least 48 hours before the scheduled appearance.
204.01 Telephonic Appearances will be allowed upon prior approval of the Court. The party wishing to appear by telephone shall contact the Court at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled court appearance to obtain permission to appear by telephone.
WARNING
After the motion is written and filed, the petitioning party may contact the Judicial Assistant to obtain a court date.
Once that has been completed, the petitioning party may then contact the Judicial Assistant for a court date.
How may parties contact Rusk County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Contact the Judicial Assistant first for probable-cause determinations and search-warrant matters, including on weekends and holidays when the courthouse is closed.
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