Motions.
(a) Memoranda in Support of Motions. Each party filing any
motion shall file, and serve the adverse party with, an
accompanying memorandum setting forth a brief and complete
statement of the facts and all points and authorities upon which
he or she intends to rely unless the facts, points and
authorities are included in the motion.
(b) Memoranda in Opposition to Motions. Each party opposing
any motion shall serve the adverse party with and file a
memorandum in opposition to the motion that includes a brief and
complete statement of the facts and all points and authorities
upon which he or she intends to rely.
(c) Non-Opposition. Any party not opposing a motion shall
file a statement of no opposition within the time provided for
responding to the motion.
(d) Notice, Time for Reply. With the exception of motions
discussed elsewhere in these rules, motions to continue trial,
motions in limine, and oral motions made during the course of the
trial, all motions, absent leave of court for good cause shown,
shall be entered on the motion calendar of the assigned judge for
hearing not less than twenty-one days (21) days after service.
Except for good cause shown, all responses shall be filed and
served not less than fourteen (14) days prior to the hearing
date, and any reply to the opposition shall be filed and served
not less than seven (7) days prior to the hearing date.
(e) Reply. A reply in support of a motion must respond only
to arguments raised in the opposition. Any argument raised for
the first time in the reply may be disregarded.
