SLR 22-7.031: Scheduled Trials – Criminal and Civil
Edition: 2026Effective: UnknownLast verified: 2026-09-07
(1) In any complex case the Court may, at the discretion of the Presiding Judge schedule a trial management hearing up to 21 days prior to the date set for trial. (2) If the case is not resolved prior to the trial date, the parties shall efile the following information, and materials within 3 business days prior to the scheduled trial date: (a) the number of witnesses, and in criminal case{s}, a witness list; (b) an exhibit list; (c) proposed jury instructions if a jury trial is required; (d) UTCR 8.010 (4) statement if it is a domestic relations case; the Uniform Support Declaration, if support is an issue; and (e) any trial memorandum the parties intend to rely on for trial. (f) Pro Se litigants unable to e-file may contact the court for further direction on submitting documents timely in person. (3) For emergency hearings; protective orders, FED and Immediate Danger, exhibits may be efiled one business day before the hearing if the party is appearing remotely unless the court finds good cause otherwise. Or the exhibits may be submitted at the hearing if in person.
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- UTCR 8.010 — resolved
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