LIRLJ  6.8
                                MOTION PRACTICE


    All motion settings shall be served on the Prosecuting Attorney for the County
five (5) days prior to the date set on the Motion and Order Form 1503.  The
District Court Clerk's Office shall furnish dates each week for the hearing of
motions on contested infractions.  It will be at the discretion of the Judge or
Commissioner, after ruling on the motion, whether the infraction can then
proceed to contested hearing immediately, or be reset on a contested docket.
Motions in infraction cases shall comply with the above procedure or may be
stricken by the Court.

(Adopted effective Sept. 1, 1997, amended effective Sept. 1, 1998,
Amended effective Sept. 1, 2009)


Committee Comments:  LIRLJ 6.8 has been adopted for the purpose of assisting
attorneys and defendants contesting infractions that require the determination
of a motion to: dismiss, suppress evidence, objection to jurisdiction,
objection to written statements or other issues, and will be considered by the
Court only if the above Rule is followed.