SD Codified L § 15-6-B (2021)
2021 South Dakota Codified Laws|Title 15 - Civil Procedure|Chapter 06 - Rules Of Procedure In Circuit Courts|Section 15-6-B - CIRCUIT COURT RULES (See § 15-6-83)

  APPENDIX B. CIRCUIT COURT RULES (See §15-6-83)Following are rules of practice adopted by circuit courts which have been filed with and approved by the Supreme Court. SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CIVIL RULES CIV ONE. Repealed by Supreme Court Order eff. Aug. 5, 2010. CIV TWO. FILING OF PLEADINGS. Repealed Source: SL 1994, ch 402 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Feb. 15, 1994; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV THREE. Repealed by SL 1999, ch 274 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Aug. 25, 1998. CIV FOUR. LIBRARY. Repealed Source: SL 1994, ch 402 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Feb. 15, 1994; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV FIVE. DRESS CODE. Repealed Source: SL 1994, ch 402 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Feb. 15, 1994; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV SIX. DISPENSING POWER. Repealed Source: SL 1994, ch 402 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Feb. 15, 1994; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV SEVEN. SIGNING OF SUMMONS IN JUVENILE PROCEDURES. Repealed Source: SL 1999, ch 274 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Aug. 25, 1998; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV EIGHT. COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEYS. Repealed Source: SL 1999, ch 274 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Aug. 25, 1998; Supreme Court Order eff. Aug. 5, 2010; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV NINE. UNCONTESTED MOTIONS. Repealed Source: SL 1999, ch 274 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Aug. 25, 1998; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV TEN. BRIEF TO BE FILED WITH MOTION. Repealed Source: SL 1999, ch 274 (Supreme Court Order), eff. Aug. 25, 1998; repealed (Supreme Court Order), eff. December 6, 2019.  CIV ELEVEN. Repealed by Supreme Court Order eff. Aug. 5, 2010. SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Rule 1. Notice of hearing.  In addition to the time and date set for hearing, the notice of hearing on any motion (except any motion where less than eleven days notice is given) may state the last date upon which an objection, resistance or response (requiring a hearing) shall be filed and served on parties in interest, which date shall be at least three business days in advance of the date set for hearing. The notice of hearing shall also state that if no objection, resistance or response is timely filed and served, the movant need not appear at the hearing and the court may grant the relief requested without further hearing. Source: Sixth Circuit Rule 95-1. Rule 2. Length of briefs. (a)Monospaced typeface. The Appellant's or Movant's brief shall not exceed forty pages. The Appellee's or Respondent's responsive brief shall not exceed forty pages. Any reply brief submitted in the discretion of the Appellant or Movant shall not exceed twenty pages. All briefs submitted for consideration shall comply with the formatting requirements in Supreme Court Rule 13-06. No additional briefs may be submitted without prior permission of the judge assigned to the case. (b)Proportionally spaced typeface. The Appellant's or Movant's brief shall not exceed thirty-two pages. The Appellee's or Respondent's responsive brief shall not exceed thirty-two pages. Any reply brief submitted in the discretion of the Appellant or Movant shall not exceed sixteen pages. All briefs submitted for consideration shall comply with the formatting requirements of Supreme Court Rule 13-06. No additional briefs may be submitted without prior permission of the judge assigned to the case. (c)Upon approval of the judge assigned to the case, page or word limitations for briefs may be exceeded. A written request for such approval to exceed limitations shall be filed at least ten days prior to the submission date of the brief, specifying in detail the reasons why additions are necessary and stating the number of additional pages or words requested. Source: Approved by the Supreme Court May 14, 2013. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE CHECK LIST A pre-trial conference check list shall be prepared by counsel for each party and furnished to the Court and opposing counsel at least two business days prior to the date set for the first pre-trial conference. Said check list shall be in substantially the following form: (Material in parentheses is merely explanatory and is not a part of the form). STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA ) SS IN CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY OF _____________ ) ________ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT  (CAPTION) ) File No. ________ PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE CHECK LIST1. Issues remaining for trial: (Set forth the issues joined by the pleadings which have not been disposed of by pre-trial motion or agreement of the parties).2. Fact summary: (Set forth a summary of the facts the party believes will be proven by the evidence).3. Uncontroverted and stipulated facts: (Set forth uncontroverted and agreed upon facts, if any, and any which, although not yet agreed upon, could be).4. Legal questions: (Set forth the legal questions raised by the issues. Either note citations here or attach a pre-trial brief with respect to these questions).5. Witnesses--Nature of testimony and availability: (List witnesses, state nature of their testimony, whether deposition has been taken or is desired, and availability of witness--notice required, location, any problems involved, etc.)6. Trial time: (Set forth the estimated time required for trial of the case to the 1/2 day, including impaneling of a jury, if a jury trial).7. Date certain: (State either "Requested" or "Not Requested." If requested, set forth reason why and dates when counsel, party and witnesses will be ready and available for trial. If not requested, set forth number of days or weeks of advance notice required--if more than one week, explain).8. Jury instructions: (In jury cases, proposed instructions shall be prepared on the issues by the party having the burden of proof on such an issue. The party bringing the action shall also prepare the general instructions, involving the burden of proof, verdict and other routine matters).(Where applicable, South Dakota Pattern Instructions shall be used. Proposed instructions shall be prepared in accordance with the provisions of SDCL 15-6-51(a). The source of the instructions shall appear on the copies. The original and one copy shall accompany the original of the pre-trial check list furnished to the Court. Copies shall accompany copies of the check list furnished to opposing counsel).9. Motions pending: (List motions in pleadings, etc., remaining to be disposed of).10. Exhibits: (List all exhibits you intend to use at trial).11. Other: (set forth other matters which you feel should be discussed at the pre-trial conference).Dated this __________ day of ________________ , 20 ____ .Attorney for: _________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________________ Source: SL 1990, ch 444 (Supreme Court Order dated April 7, 1989).