Remote Hearings by Telephone and Video
The Court uses Cisco Webex Meetings to conduct remote hearings by telephone and video. Please review the Statewide Remote Hearings page that contains important instructions for remote hearings.
Exhibit List
Use the document below to list your exhibits. This document must be filed with your exhibits and served on the other party.
EXH 1 - Exhibit List.pdf
Labeling Exhibits
Exhibits must be labeled with “Exhibit #" on the bottom right hand corner of each page of each exhibit. Pursuant to UTCR 6.080, exhibits must be labeled using the following system:
- If you are the Plaintiff/Petitioner label exhibits - # 1 – 100
- If you are the Defendant/Respondent label exhibits - # 101 - 199
You must join a remote hearing or trial in the manner instructed on the hearing notice. Telephone access links are listed below for the calendars that allow telephonic appearances.
CISCO Webex Conference Line and Video Links
Please click on the Hearing type below to see connection information.
*The conference lines listed for the individual judges are only utilized for hearings set outside of the normal docket sessions and at the direction of a judge. You will be notified by hearing notice or phone notice if your hearing is scheduled in one of these sessions. Please contact the court one or two days before your hearing or trial if you are unsure whether your case is scheduled on one of the regular dockets listed above, or one of the special set calendars for an individual judge listed below*
Joining the hearing or trial by video
- It is highly recommended that you use the CISCO Webex Meetings application to join the hearing to ensure you have a good, quality connection. Generally, connecting by using an internet browser results in poorer quality video. Please also be aware that the mobile apps for CISCO Webex Meetings do not offer all of the same functions that are available on the desktop applications for a desktop computer or laptop.
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If you are experiencing problems with the sound (audio) when joining by video, you have the option of also dialing in by telephone to speak and hear during the hearing or trial.
- If you are using the desktop application for both video and audio connections, it is recommended that you keep the "mute" setting on at all times and use the space bar to temporarily un-mute yourself when speaking.