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Ind. Marion Cnty. Mass Tort Local Rule LR49-TR73 Rule 611

Court Hearings, Status

activein force · 2026-10-02 – presentcompiled-edition

CONFERENCES AND MOTION DAYS

A. Agenda Item Proposals. Any party that wishes to address any pending motion or general

issue at status conferences or on monthly motion days must submit a written notice containing

proposed agenda items. Proposed agendas must be filed on the Master Docket no less than 7 days prior

to the scheduled motion days or status conference. Parties must describe proposed agenda items with

particularity, including the cases, dates, titles, and File & ServeXpress TID numbers for all written

submissions relating to each item proposed in the agenda.

B. Motions Must Be Fully Briefed. Only motions that are fully briefed and at issue at least

seven days before the hearing will be considered by the Court, absent leave of court.

C. Failure to Submit Items. If no proposed agendas are submitted to the Court by the

aforementioned deadline, the motions day or status conference may be vacated.

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