Local Rule LR13-107. Americans with Disabilities Act compliance.

A. Civil cases. (1) It shall be the duty of the attorney to promptly and diligently inquire into and ascertain the need for any assistance or modification of court facilities to serve special needs of parties with disabilities and to advise the clerk of the court and assigned judge of the need for the modifications or assistance not less than one (1) week before the hearing. (2) If the failure to comply with this local rule results in the postponement of a hearing, the associated costs may be imposed on the responsible party or attorney. B. Criminal cases. (1) If any modification or assistance is needed in a criminal case involving a defendant, defense counsel shall notify the district court clerk and the assigned judge at least one (1) week prior to hearing. (2) The court, in its discretion, may waive the one (1) week notice requirement where the facts and circumstances merit waiver.