OH · rules
Ohio Sup.R. 7.09
Requests for Technical Assistance
(A) Prior to achieving certification
The judge of a court of common pleas, municipal court, or county court or division of the
court that is considering the formation of a specialized docket or that has submitted an
application for certification pursuant to Sup.R. 7.01 may request technical assistance from
the staff of the Specialized Dockets Section of the Supreme Court at any time. The judge
of the court or division shall achieve compliance with the “Specialized Docket Standards”
set forth in Sup.R. 7.20 through 7.32 within a reasonable amount of time during the
certification application process. The staff of the section may elect to offer technical
assistance prior to issuing any formal notifications of deficiencies during the application
and site review processes.
(B) During the certification period
The judge of a court or division operating a specialized docket shall maintain compliance
with the “Specialized Docket Standards” set forth in Sup.R. 7.20 through 7.32 during the
entire certification period. The staff of the section shall provide technical assistance to a
specialized docket upon request of the team members or staff of a specialized docket,
participants in the specialized docket, or others that indicate such assistance may be
necessary or beneficial to maintain compliance with the certification standards.
History
Effective Date: January 1, 2021 Commentary (July 1, 2026) Rule 36.29 was renumbered to Rule 7.09 as part of the 2026 restructuring of the Rules of Superintendence.
Provenance
- Source
- supremecourt.ohio.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-14
- Edition
- 2026-09-14
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