Erie County Court of Common Pleas, General Division Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
A copy of a motion requiring the Court’s immediate attention must be hand-delivered to the Judge’s office or mailed directly to the Judge.
When a motion requires the_. immediate attention of the _Court, a copy shall be hand-delivered.to. the Judge's office or mailed directly to the Judge.
For a motion requiring the Court’s immediate attention, a copy must be hand-delivered to the Judge’s office or mailed directly to the Judge.
When a motion require·s .· the i=ediate :attention o:f the Court, a copy shall b.e hand-delivered to the· Judge's office or mailed directly to the Judge.
For a motion requiring the Court’s immediate attention, a copy must be hand-delivered to the Judge’s office or mailed directly to the Judge.
When a motion requires.· the immediate :attention of the Court, a copy shall be hand-delivered to·the·Judge's office or mailed directly to the Judge.
Are courtesy copies required in Erie County Court of Common Pleas, General Division?
A copy of a motion requiring the Court’s immediate attention must be hand-delivered to the Judge’s office or mailed directly to the Judge.
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