Rule 4-6 - Notices of Disposition of an Application for WritsA. The clerk shall transmit a copy of the Court of Appeal's disposition of an application for writs in each particular case to: (2) The opposing party or parties respondent;(3) The trial judge whose ruling has been complained of;(4) The trial court clerk; and(5) Any party who has requested, before disposition, a copy of such disposition. If a party is not represented by a counsel of record, the clerk shall transmit a copy of the disposition to the litigant at the mailing address shown in the application, or in care of the trial court clerk where no such address of the litigant is shown.
B. Where circumstances require prompt notice of the court's disposition of an application for writs, the clerk shall transmit the disposition in accordance with Rule 2-20, but may also give prompt notice of the disposition by telephone and/or by email or facsimile transmission to those who are to receive the notice via mail.La. Uni. R. Ct. Appeal., 4-6
Amended October 2, 1989, effective 1/1/1990; amended September 30, 2012, effective 1/1/2013; amended May 2, 2022, effective 1/1/2023.