(a) Furnishing Copies of Orders and Judgments. Unless the presiding judge
otherwise directs, the clerk shall furnish a copy of each order and judgment to counsel
of record by first class mail or, where the clerk has the capability to do so, by electronic
transmission. To receive orders and judgments by electronic transmission, the
attorney of record must sign an agreement form provided by the clerk, and must
comply with the applicable procedures established by the clerk. Where a party is
represented by more than one attorney of record, the attorney designated in accordance
with LCrR 49.4 (b) or (c) shall receive copies of orders and judgments and distribute
them to co-counsel for the same party who have not received a notice of electronic
filing from ECF.
(b) Designation of Counsel to Receive Orders and Judgments. The clerk
shall designate an attorney to receive copies of orders and judgments, in the following
manner:
(1) the first attorney to sign an indictment; and
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(2) the attorney appointed or retained to represent a defendant, or, when a
defendant is represented by more than one attorney, the attorney who
appears to be acting as lead counsel.
(c) Change in Designation of Counsel. If the attorney designated to receive
orders and judgments desires that another attorney be substituted for this purpose, the
attorney must request substitution in the manner prescribed by the clerk.
