Champaign County Court of Common Pleas, General Division Page & Word Limits
2 rules from official source documents
Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
Page, word and line limits
- Limit
- 20 pages
- Applies to
- Brief
Supporting and opposing memoranda, including administrative appeals, are limited to 20 pages, excluding supporting documents, unless the Court grants prior leave.
(A) A supporting or opposing memorandum to a motion or brief, including administrative appeals, shall not exceed twenty (20) pages exclusive of any supporting documents. The Clerk shall not accept for filing any supporting or opposing memorandum or brief which exceeds twenty (20) pages without prior leave of the Court.
Other limits (time, motions, days)
- Applies to
- Reply brief
Reply memoranda and briefs, including administrative appeals, are limited to 10 pages and must address matters in rebuttal unless the Court grants prior leave.
(B) A reply memorandum or brief, including administrative appeals, shall not exceed ten (10) pages and shall be restricted to matters in rebuttal. The Clerk shall not accept for filing any reply memorandum or brief which exceeds ten (10) pages without prior leave of Court.
What page or word limits apply to brief in Champaign County Court of Common Pleas, General Division?
Champaign County Court of Common Pleas, General Division's rule states these limits: 20 pages. Supporting and opposing memoranda, including administrative appeals, are limited to 20 pages, excluding supporting documents, unless the Court grants prior leave.
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