Placer Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
All parties must provide three copies of any brief when filing it in the appellate division.
100.4.2 Copies of Briefs [CRC Rules 8.882(e)(2), 8.927(c)(2)]. All parties shall provide three copies of any brief when filing a brief in the appellate division. [Effective 7/1/15]
For electronic submissions exceeding 50 total pages, including the listed components, a printed courtesy copy and proof of electronic submission must be provided on the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
Regardless of the time of electronic submission, a printed courtesy copy (along with proof of electronic submission) is required for submissions where the total pages submitted – including notice, points and authorities, declarations, judicial notice requests, separate statements, exhibits, appendices, tables of contents, etc. – exceed 50 pages. The printed courtesy should be provided the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
A printed courtesy copy and proof of electronic submission must be submitted for summary-judgment, summary-adjudication, and anti-SLAPP motions, including supporting documents, on the same day as electronic submission regardless of page count.
A printed courtesy copy (along with proof of electronic submission) is required to be submitted for all Motions for Summary Judgment, Motions for Summary Adjudication, and Anti-SLAPP Motions, including all supporting documents, regardless of the number of pages. The printed courtesy copy should be provided the same day the electronic copy is submitted.
Are courtesy copies required in Placer Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for briefs. Details: 3 copies, delivery upon filing. All parties must provide three copies of any brief when filing it in the appellate division.
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