11JDCR 3.14

(a) Request to submit. To have the judicial clerk submit a motion or other paper to the court for decision or review, a party must file a request to submit which must:

(1) Identify the party that filed the motion or other paper;

(2) State the exact name of the motion or other paper the party wants to be submitted;

(3) Include the date the motion or paper to be submitted was filed;

(4) State when the opposition and reply were filed and identify the party filing the documents;

(5) Certify that the motion is at issue in that one of the following is true:

(A) The parties have stipulated to the submission;

(B) At least 10 days have passed since service of the motion and no opposition has been filed; or

(C) At least 5 days have passed after service of the opposition of the motion, regardless of whether any reply has been filed; and

(6) Include a proof of service on the other party.

(7) Requests that do not comply will be rejected. Requests submitted prematurely will be rejected.

(b) Exceptions for ex parte motions. Ex parte motions are governed by 11JDCR 3.22 or 11JDCR 7.10.

(c) Time for filing. Unless earlier submission is stipulated by the parties or there is a showing of good cause, the court will decline to consider a request to submit filed less than 15 days after the motion was filed.

(d) Separate requests to submit. A separate request to submit must be filed and served for each motion or paper the party wants to be submitted.

(e) Exceptions. A request for submission is not necessary on proposed orders.