Mendocino Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
Parties filing the notice must provide the form as a courtesy copy to the department hearing the case.
The parties filing the notice must provide a courtesy copy of this form to the department hearing the case pursuant to local rule 1.8(g).
CRITICAL
Parties filing an opposition to remote proceedings must provide a courtesy copy of the form to the department hearing the case.
The parties filing the opposition must provide a courtesy copy of this form to the department hearing the case, pursuant to local rule 1.8(g).
CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of an opposition to a juvenile dependency remote-appearance request must be provided to the department hearing the case.
A courtesy copy of the opposition must be provided to the department hearing the case pursuant to local rule 1.8(g).
WARNING
If a required courtesy copy was not provided, the clerk will retain one conformed copy as the courtesy copy.
If a courtesy copy is required for the filing and has not been provided, the clerk will retain one (1) conformed copy as the courtesy copy.
INFO
All departments accept courtesy copies delivered electronically.
All departments will accept electronic delivery of courtesy copies.
Are courtesy copies required in Mendocino Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for notice of remote appearances. Parties filing the notice must provide the form as a courtesy copy to the department hearing the case.
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