Marion Superior Court Page & Word Limits
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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
- Limit
- 8 pages
- Applies to
- Surreply brief
When a reply introduces new evidence or evidentiary objections, the non-moving party may file an eight-page surreply limited to those matters within five days after service of the reply brief.
D. Surreply. If, in reply, the moving party relies upon evidence not previously cited or objects to the admissibility of the non-moving party’s evidence, the non-moving party may file a surreply brief, not to exceed 8 pages in length, limited to such new evidence and objections, five days after service of the reply brief.
- Limit
- 8 pages
- Applies to
- Reply brief
A party filing a motion for summary judgment may file an eight-page reply brief within 10 days after service of the opposing party’s submissions.
C. Reply Brief. A party filing a motion for summary judgment may file a reply brief, not to exceed 8 pages in length, 10 days after service of the opposing party’s submissions.
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Supporting brief
A party filing a summary-judgment motion must file a supporting brief limited to 15 pages and designate the evidence relied upon.
File a motion, supporting brief not to exceed 15 pages, and designation of any evidence upon which the party relies.
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Response brief
A response brief is ordinarily limited to 15 pages, but a consolidated response addressing multiple summary-judgment motions may exceed the traditional page limitation.
A response brief not to exceed 15 pages. However this brief may be a consolidated response brief addressing multiple motions for summary judgment and may exceed traditional page limitations if addressing more than one motion for summary judgment
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Discovery dispute motion
- Spacing
- Double
Discovery-dispute motions, accompanying memoranda, and supporting materials may not exceed 15 double-spaced pages.
The parties agree that discovery dispute Motions (and any accompanying Memoranda and supporting materials) shall not exceed fifteen (15) double-spaced pages.
Civil cases
- Limit
- 15 pages
- Applies to
- Discovery dispute motion
- Spacing
- Double
A discovery-dispute motion, including its accompanying memoranda and supporting materials, may not exceed 15 double-spaced pages.
The parties agree that discovery dispute Motions (and any accompanying Memoranda and supporting materials) shall not exceed fifteen (15) double-spaced pages.
What page or word limits apply to surreply brief in Marion Superior Court?
Marion Superior Court's rule states these limits: 8 pages. When a reply introduces new evidence or evidentiary objections, the non-moving party may file an eight-page surreply limited to those matters within five days after service of the reply brief.
What page or word limits apply to reply brief in Marion Superior Court?
Marion Superior Court's rule states these limits: 8 pages. A party filing a motion for summary judgment may file an eight-page reply brief within 10 days after service of the opposing party’s submissions.
What page or word limits apply to supporting brief in Marion Superior Court?
Marion Superior Court's rule states these limits: 15 pages. A party filing a summary-judgment motion must file a supporting brief limited to 15 pages and designate the evidence relied upon.
What page or word limits apply to response brief in Marion Superior Court?
Marion Superior Court's rule states these limits: 15 pages. A response brief is ordinarily limited to 15 pages, but a consolidated response addressing multiple summary-judgment motions may exceed the traditional page limitation.
What page or word limits apply to discovery dispute motion in Marion Superior Court?
Judge A. Richard M. Blaiklock's rule states these limits: 15 pages; 15 pages; 15 pages. Discovery-dispute motions, accompanying memoranda, and supporting materials may not exceed 15 double-spaced pages.
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