Sacramento Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Sacramento Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
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Civil cases
- Required
- Always ?
Courtesy copies shall be e-mailed directly to SB549@saccourt.ca.gov.
Summary: Courtesy copies of all filings must be e-mailed directly to SB549@saccourt.ca.gov.
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Civil cases
Effective July 1, 2012, all civil litigants filing case initiating pleadings, including complaints, cross-complaints, petitions and applications, shall provide one additional complete paper copy of the pleading at the time of filing.
Summary: All civil litigants must provide one additional complete paper copy of case initiating pleadings (complaints, cross-complaints, petitions, applications) at the time of filing; the Court places the copy in the Public Access Bin for public inspection.
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Once a notice of case assignment is generated, the petitioner must immediately deliver a courtesy copy of the pleading to the assigned department and contact the department clerk regarding scheduling a case management conference.
Summary: After case assignment, the petitioner must immediately deliver a courtesy copy of the CEQA pleading to the assigned department and contact the department clerk to schedule a case management conference.
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provide a courtesy hard copy of these documents to the assigned department on the first day of trial
Summary: A courtesy hard copy of the motions in limine, oppositions, and list of disputed motions must be provided to the assigned department on the first day of trial.
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Civil cases
When emailing the courtesy copy to the department, please include "EX PARTE HEARING REQUEST" in your subject line.
Summary: The courtesy copy e-mailed to the department for an ex parte application must include "EX PARTE HEARING REQUEST" in the subject line.
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Civil cases
A courtesy copy of the request must also be emailed or delivered to the department where the matter is assigned. If a courtesy copy of the request is emailed, the subject line of the email must state in all capitalized letters: 'REQUEST FOR PAGA EARLY EVALUATION CONFERENCE.'
Summary: A courtesy copy of the EEC request must be emailed or delivered to the assigned department; if emailed, the subject line must read in all caps 'REQUEST FOR PAGA EARLY EVALUATION CONFERENCE.'
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Civil cases
- Required
- Always ?
Courtesy copies shall be emailed directly to the assigned department.
Summary: Courtesy copies of filings must be emailed directly to the assigned department.
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Civil cases
A courtesy copy with the subject line 'JOINT LETTER' shall be emailed to the assigned department.
Summary: A courtesy copy of the joint letter must be emailed to the assigned department with the subject line 'JOINT LETTER.'
Are courtesy copies required in Sacramento Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for all covered filings. Details: delivery upon filing, by email. Courtesy copies of all filings must be e-mailed directly to SB549@saccourt.ca.gov. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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