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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
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4.1.8 Time Limits for Certification of Record
The following time limits for certification of a record to the Supreme Court/Court of Appeals
apply. On your desk calendar or other manual calendar, note the date the record is due to
be certified. Do not certify a record until the party’s 10 days to file from the designation has
run or all parties have filed their designation.

Case Type Time Limit

Criminal 30 days from the filing of the notice of appeal or
from the date that in forma pauperis is granted.
RAP 26(B)(4)(a) and (c).

Civil (no prehearing 30 days from the filing of the notice of appeal.
statement is required) 26(B)(4)(a).

Civil (prehearing statement 30 days from the appellate court’s order stating
is required) there will be no prehearing conference or stating
the agreement or results of the prehearing
conference. 26(B)(4)(b).

Sentenced 20 Years (+)
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In cases where a defendant is sentenced to 20 years or more, the record is Sentenced 20 Years
sent to the Supreme Court instead of the Court of Appeals. These cases are (+)
not automatic appeals and a notice is required. are sent to the
KY Constitution, Section 110(2)(b); RCr12.02. Supreme Court.
These cases are not
Death Penalty Cases automatic appeals
KRS 532.075 and a notice is
required.
The following additional instructions apply:
Death penalty cases
1. Prepare AOC Form 080, Clerk's Notice on Appeal of Capital Case. are directed to the
2. AOC Form 085, Report of Trial Judge of Capital Case will be completed by Supreme Court.
the trial judge.
3. Do not file or docket the notice and report.
4. Include the notices with the record but do not certify the clerk’s notice as a
part of the record.

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