(A) Requirements
All documents must be filed electronically using CM/ECF unless the Court or these
Rules provide otherwise.
(B) Exceptions
(1) All charging documents (including the complaint, information, indictment,
and superseding indictment) must be filed conventionally and uploaded by
the Clerk.
(2) A non-registered pro se party must file documents conventionally.
(3) Juvenile criminal matters must be filed conventionally and under seal
unless, after hearing, the Court orders the juvenile to be tried as an adult.
(4) Any judge of this Court may deviate from the electronic filing procedures
in specific cases, if deemed appropriate in the exercise of discretion,
considering the need for the just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of
matters pending before the Court.
(5) A document filed conventionally will be deemed filed on the date it was
delivered to the Clerk’s office.
(C) Service
The filing party is solely responsible for determining a party’s registration status.
Revised 9/2024
Committee Comments:
September 19, 2024
The Committee amended the Rule to improve clarity.
