Judge Mary “Molly” L. Mack

Applies to

Appointed counsel fee bill

Appointed counsel must submit a CABS fee bill and supporting record within seven days after sentencing, dismissal, or acquittal, and fees will not be approved without a CABS filing.

Applies to

Plea documents

The prosecutor must deliver appropriate guilty, no-contest, or Alford plea documents to defense counsel no later than three working days before the scheduled plea appearance.

Applies to

Property bond supporting documents

Before a real-estate bond may be considered, the defendant must submit title information identifying owners and lienholders and an Auditor's appraisal supporting the stated equity.

A response to a motion is due within 14 days after filing unless the court orders a different deadline or Supreme Court Rule or law fixes the response period.

The e-filing system accepts submissions around the clock except during maintenance outages.

Weekday submissions received from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. are timely; after-hours submissions receive the clerk’s later acceptance date and time.

Fee

$300

Applies to

Jury deposit

A $300 jury deposit must be paid 30 days before trial or jury trial is waived.

Applies to

Email or fax filing

No additional fee beyond Local Rule 3.04 applies to incoming email or fax filings.

The listed cost-security deposits apply unless the court accepts an in forma pauperis motion or waives the deposit.

Applies to

Post complaint filing

Service

Electronic service to all parties

The e-filing system sends notice of post-complaint filings to designated counsel and registered participants.

Applies to

Original complaint

An e-filer of an original complaint must e-file service instructions or serve under Civil Rule 4.7 and then file the waiver with the clerk.

Service

Electronic service

An electronic filing must still include a certificate of service on all parties entitled to service or notice.