19th Cir. — Judge Michael D. Porter: Hearing time & argument limits

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Communication with the Judicial Office Method of Communication: The preferred method of communication is via email and emails will receive the quickest attention. Correspondence and/or emergency motions should be emailed to SLCJudge4@circuit19.org. You must carbon copy the opposing counsel or party (if pro se) on all email correspondence. Email sent to this office must contain the following in the subject line: Case Short Style Name (Jones v. Jones) Case Number (short case number is okay – example: 21CA234) Purpose of Email (Order, Notice of Cancellation of Hearing, Request for Hearing more than one hour, etc.) If you are requesting an Emergency Hearing, you MUST indicate “Request for EMERGENCY Hearing” The body of the email must contain a brief description of the purpose of the email. If a hearing over one (1) hour is requested, include a good faith estimate of total time needed after c

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19th Cir. — Judge Michael D. Porter: Hearing time & argument limits

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