Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
Dismissal
Court-wideRequest must include
These 192 rules apply across Summit County Court of Common Pleas, General Division. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
Applications for attorney fees and expense reimbursement must be submitted on the appropriate form.
Payment or expense reimbursement for appointed representation requires submission of the OPD-1026 motion, entry, and certification and an Affidavit of Indigency approved by the assigned judge.
Fee requests for post-conviction matters or subsequent billing on an active case must identify that information and the matter type in the specified OPD-1026 section, using the assigned judge’s decision date as the termination date.
A party may file a memorandum contra objections or an appeal reply within seven days after the objections or appeal is filed.
When needed to support objections or an appeal, the moving party must file the transcript within 30 days after filing, unless the judge extends the time in writing because the court reporter cannot complete it.
Fees will not be paid if the Item 11 payment request is submitted to the County Fiscal Office more than 60 days after case termination, unless the Administrative Judge approves.
A written praecipe for transcript must be served on the chief court reporter within three days after the specified objections, appeal, contra objections, or appeal reply is filed.
A judgment creditor requesting an Order of Sale must serve written notice under Civ.R. 5 on the judgment debtor and each other party no later than two weeks before the scheduled sale.
At least seven calendar days before the sale, the judgment creditor must file a copy of the written notice with proof of service endorsed on it.
Any attorney appointed by the Court to represent an indigent defendant charged with a felony shall not request nor receive from said indigent, the indigent's relatives or anyone else, any fees for professional services rendered in connection with said appointment, without first securing the approval of this Court, and the Court shall, by journal entry, discharge such attorney from responsibility as appointed counsel.
Voir dire transcripts are not provided at County or State expense for indigent defendants’ appeals unless the trial judge approves an application showing good cause.
Court-appointed attorney fees are governed by the maximum-fee schedule fixed by the County Council.
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Court: Judge McLaughlin’s Court
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A motion to appear virtually must be filed by noon three days before the hearing and should explain why virtual attendance preserves the proceedings’ integrity and what circumstances necessitate the request.
Motions to appear virtually must be filed no later than noon three days before the scheduled hearing.
A motion to appear virtually must be filed by noon three days before the hearing and should explain why virtual attendance preserves the proceedings’ integrity and what circumstances necessitate the request.
Motions to appear virtually must be filed no later than noon three days before the scheduled hearing.
