KY · rules
Ky. Sup. Ct. Order 2025-02 3
Certain actions may be designated as mandatory electronic filing case types
by separate order of this Court.
Section 4. Integration with Other Rules; Precedence in Event of Conflict
(1) These rules supplement the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure (“CR”), the
Kentucky Rules of Criminal Procedure (“RCr”), the Rules of Appellate Procedure
(“RAP”), the Kentucky Family Court Rules of Procedure and Practice (“FCRPP”),
Juvenile Court Rules of Procedure and Practice (JCRPP), and the Local Rules of
Court approved by this Court pursuant to SCR 1.040(3)(a) (“Local Rules of
Court”)(All hereinafter broadly referred to as “Kentucky Rules of Procedure”).
The filing and service requirements set out herein are deemed to comply with
the Kentucky Rules of Procedure. To the extent these eFiling Rules are
inconsistent or otherwise conflict with the Kentucky Rules of Procedure, these
rules will control in supported case types.
(2) No local rules, practices, procedures, orders, or other policies of any district
or circuit may conflict with or controvert these rules; further, to the extent that
any such local rules, practices, procedures, orders, or other policies are
inconsistent or otherwise conflict with these rules, these rules shall prevail.
Section 5. Definitions
(1) “AOC” means the Administrative Office of the Courts.
(2) “Case entry” means an entry created within the court’s case management
system which records each document filed or entered in a case.
(3) “Clerk” means the circuit court clerk, or Clerk of the Supreme Court or the
Court of Appeals if the electronic filing is made in an appellate court.
Provenance
- Source
- www.kycourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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