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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-CR00-307
Dispositive Motions, Motions to Suppress, Other Motions
307.1. Motions to be in Writing
Unless a party has prior written leave of Court, all pre-trial motions shall be filed in writing with adequate
notice provided to opposing counsel and to the Court.
307.2. Hearings on Motions
The court will not ordinarily set for hearing any motion to dismiss, motion to suppress, motion in limine
(where the grounds therefore are known prior to trial), or other such dispositive motion, unless the motion
contains a factual explanation as to why the granting of such is appropriate and is accompanied by a
sufficient memorandum of law. Unless good cause is shown, the responding party opposing such
dispositive motions shall file no later than thirty (30) days a response which contains a factual explanation
as to why denying the motion is appropriate accompanied by a sufficient memorandum of law. Such
motions, filed after the omnibus date, may not be given a hearing prior to trial.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-21-elkhart-local-rules-2026-01-01
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