Ind. Marion Cnty. Crim. Local Rule LR49-CR00-114

(a) Case Disposition Guidelines. Unless there is good cause shown, as determined by the

Presiding Judge of the Courtroom, all criminal matters with an Adult Detention Center defendant

shall be tried, plead or dismissed as follows:

(b) Initial Discovery. Initial Discovery is to be provided within the following timeframe:

(c) State’s Notice of Intended Witnesses & Exhibits. The State of Indiana is to file Notice of

Intended Witnesses & Exhibits within the following timeframe:

(d) Defendant’s Notice of Intended Witnesses & Exhibits. In all criminal cases, the defendant

is to file a Notice of Intended Witnesses & Exhibits within five (5) days after receipt of the

State’s Notice of Intended Witnesses & Exhibits.

(e) Depositions. Depositions are to be scheduled within the following timeframe following the

receipt of the Notice of Intended Witnesses & Exhibits

Counsel seeking depositions are to confer with opposing counsel to determine dates that

are mutually convenient to all counsel and the potential deponent.

(f) Substantive Motions. Substantive motions for which deadlines are not otherwise established

by statute or rule, including but not limited to Motions to Suppress, Indiana Rules of Evidence

404(b), and Indiana Rules of Evidence 702, are to be filed within 30 days after receipt of Notice

of Witnesses & Exhibits for all criminal cases.

(g) Final Witness List, Final Exhibit List, and Motion(s) in Limine.

(h) Objections/Responses to Motion(s) in Limine. For all criminal cases, objections and

responses to Motions in Limine must be filed within two (2) days after receiving said Motion in

Limine.

(i) Proposed Preliminary Instructions. For all criminal cases, Proposed Preliminary

Instructions must be filed no later than five (5) days before the trial date.

j) Sanctions. Failure to comply with the provisions of this rule may result in sanction including

exclusion of witnesses or exhibits, continuance of a trial charged to the party necessitating the

continuance, issuance of an order compelling or prohibiting discovery, or any other remedy

deemed appropriate by the Court.