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These 16 rules apply across Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
Exhibits must be submitted in a binder separated by tabs.
Plaintiff's exhibits are numbered 1-1000 and Defendant's exhibits are numbered 2000-3000.
Each exhibit must be physically bound, e.g., with staples or brads.
An exhibit list must be submitted that includes all stipulated exhibits.
Photographs must be identified separately and individually listed on the exhibit list.
Each document must be individually identified and individually listed on the exhibit list unless presented as one complete exhibit.
Counsel must contact the Court Clerk at least 7 days before trial to arrange for exhibits to be brought in for marking.
Daily transcripts must be prearranged with recorder Shannon Emmons by email at least one week before trial begins.
Courtroom equipment issues should be directed to recorder Shannon Emmons by email at EmmonsS@clarkcountycourts.us.
CDs of court proceedings are available for $2 per disc.
All proceedings are recorded and the recording fee is $40 per hour.
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Tierra D. Jones is the chief district judge of the Eighth Judicial District Court, Clark County, Nevada, which is the trial court for Clark County.
Practitioners will find a Zoom appearance procedure for Department 10 and a department-specific procedure document.
The rule lists email dc10inbox@clarkcountycourts.us. Proposed orders must be emailed to the Department 10 chambers inbox (dc10inbox@clarkcountycourts.us) within 10 days of notification of the ruling.
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. All motions must be e-filed; the department does not accept motions by email or hardcopy.
The drafting counsel should give opposing counsel a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed order, non-drafting counsel may be required to sign before submission, and disputes may be resolved by submitting competing orders to chambers.
All motions must be e-filed; the department does not accept motions by email or hardcopy.
The department accepts facsimile or electronic signatures on submitted documents.
The drafting counsel should give opposing counsel a reasonable opportunity to review the proposed order, non-drafting counsel may be required to sign before submission, and disputes may be resolved by submitting competing orders to chambers.
Proposed orders must be emailed to the Department 10 chambers inbox (dc10inbox@clarkcountycourts.us) within 10 days of notification of the ruling.
