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UCRCCC 1.11

PRESENTATION OF ORDERS TO THE COURT

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With the exception of default or agreed orders and judgments, all proposed orders and

judgments to be signed by the court shall be submitted directly to the court by an attorney and

not through the clerk or through correspondence, unless otherwise permitted by the court. All

orders or judgments presented to the court shall be signed by the attorney presenting the same.

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Edition: 2026-09-25
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