US · rules
E.D. Ky. LR 5.2
Format of Pleadings, Written Motions, and Other Papers
(a) All pleadings, written motions, and other papers filed with the Court must be
in size 8½ x 11 inch page format with margins of at least one inch on all sides,
with text double spaced (except for appropriate block quotes, headings, and
footnotes), in at least 12-point proportionately-spaced font.
(b) Absent an order of the court upon a showing of good cause, all pleadings,
written motions, and other documents filed with the Court must be in the
English language unless translations are furnished. Any English translation
shall include a certification that the translation is accurate. Partial translations
are acceptable if the party filing the document believes that the portion
translated is sufficient to address the issues being litigated. Unless otherwise
ordered by the Court, within the greater of either (i) 14 days after the filing of
the translated document or (ii) the time permitted under these rules or the
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to respond to the filing containing the
translation, any opposing party or nonparty may file objections to the
translation or to the partial nature of the translation, or may file additional
partial or complete translations of the document as it believes necessary.
Provenance
- Source
- www.kyed.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- fed-district-2026-09-19
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