The Illinois Civil Asset Forfeiture Subsequent Case Management Order is a court order that is issued after a civil asset forfeiture case is initiated. This order establishes the rules for managing the forfeiture case and outlines the procedures for filing and responding to pleadings, conducting discovery, and deciding the case. The order also sets forth the specific rules for determining when a party is entitled to a jury trial and when a bench trial may be appropriate. There are several types of Illinois Civil Asset Forfeiture Subsequent Case Management Orders, including: • Preliminary Order: This type of order establishes the facts of the case and the procedures that will be used to manage it. • Case Management Order: This order sets forth the specific rules for discovery, motions, and hearings related to the case. • Final Order: This type of order is issued after the court has heard all the evidence and arguments, and it determines the final outcome of the case. • Post-Judgment Order: This order is issued after the court has rendered its decision, and it sets forth the procedures for collecting any fines or penalties imposed by the court.
The Illinois Civil Asset Forfeiture Subsequent Case Management Order is a court order that is issued after a civil asset forfeiture case is initiated. This order establishes the rules for managing the forfeiture case and outlines the procedures for filing and responding to pleadings, conducting discovery, and deciding the case. The order also sets forth the specific rules for determining when a party is entitled to a jury trial and when a bench trial may be appropriate. There are several types of Illinois Civil Asset Forfeiture Subsequent Case Management Orders, including: • Preliminary Order: This type of order establishes the facts of the case and the procedures that will be used to manage it. • Case Management Order: This order sets forth the specific rules for discovery, motions, and hearings related to the case. • Final Order: This type of order is issued after the court has heard all the evidence and arguments, and it determines the final outcome of the case. • Post-Judgment Order: This order is issued after the court has rendered its decision, and it sets forth the procedures for collecting any fines or penalties imposed by the court.
