18th Judicial Circuit Court, DuPage County Page & Word Limits
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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Motion
Motions and writings in support of or opposition to a motion are limited to 15 pages (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court.
No Motion or writing in support of or in opposition to a motion shall exceed fifteen (15) pages in total length (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Motion
Motions and writings in support or opposition are limited to 15 pages excluding supporting documents without prior leave of Court, and all grounds attacking a pleading must be contained in a single motion subject to that limit.
No Motion or writing in support of or in opposition to a motion shall exceed fifteen (15) pages in total length (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court. All grounds attacking a pleading or paper shall be contained in a single motion and shall be subject to the foregoing page limits.
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Motion and supporting writings
Motions and supporting or opposing writings are limited to 15 pages excluding supporting documents, unless prior leave of Court is granted.
No Motion or writing in support of or in opposition to a motion shall exceed fifteen (15) pages in total length (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court.
Criminal cases
- Limit
- 10 pages
- Applies to
- Motion
Motions and supporting/opposing writings are limited to 10 pages (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of court; motions for additional pages require an affidavit showing necessity.
No motion or writing in support of or in opposition to a motion shall exceed ten (10) pages in total length (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of court. Motions to allow additional pages are not favored, and specific grounds establishing the necessity for excess pages shall be clearly set forth in an affidavit filed in support of the motion.
- Limit
- 15 pages
Motions and writings in support of or in opposition to a motion are limited to 15 pages (excluding supporting documents); all grounds attacking a pleading must be contained in a single motion subject to the page limit.
No Motion or writing in support of or in opposition to a motion shall exceed fifteen (15) pages in total length (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court. All grounds attacking a pleading or paper shall be contained in a single motion and shall be subject to the foregoing page limits.
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Limit
- 8 pages
- Applies to
- Motion
Motions and responses are limited to 15 pages and replies to 8 pages including supporting memoranda and exhibits.
Motions, responses and replies, including supporting memorandums and exhibits, shall not exceed 15 pages for motions, 15 pages for responses and 8 pages for replies.
What page or word limits apply to motion in 18th Judicial Circuit Court, DuPage County?
18th Judicial Circuit Court, DuPage County's rule states these limits: 15 pages. Excludes exhibits. Motions and writings in support of or opposition to a motion are limited to 15 pages (excluding supporting documents) without prior leave of Court.
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What page or word limits apply to motion and supporting writings in 18th Judicial Circuit Court, DuPage County?
18th Judicial Circuit Court, DuPage County's rule states these limits: 15 pages. Motions and supporting or opposing writings are limited to 15 pages excluding supporting documents, unless prior leave of Court is granted.
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