SWMCrRLJ  3.6
                    SUPPRESSION HEARINGS


     A party moving to suppress evidence must file a written
motion that sets forth in detail the specific factual and
legal grounds for the motion.   The motion should be filed
with the Court at least seven (7) days prior to the pre-
trial hearing.   Said motion shall be supported by an
affidavit or declaration under penalty of perjury of a
person with testimonial knowledge that sets forth the facts
to be elicited at an evidentiary hearing. The matter will be
set for evidentiary hearing only if the Judge at a pre-trial
hearing finds that there are facts in dispute. If the
parties agree to the facts,  a written stipulation shall be
signed by the parties setting forth the facts on which the
Court will render its decision.  A copy of the motion and
supporting documents must be served on the opposing party at
least five court days prior to the date set for hearing.


(Adopted effective September 1, 2000)