Rule 3.3 Facsimile Transmissions to Judges

If you want to send a document to a judge by fax, there's a limit on how long it can be. The fax can't be more than fifteen pages unless the judge says it's okay to send more.

If you need to send something longer than fifteen pages, you have to call the court first and ask for permission. This applies to both attorneys and people representing themselves in court. Getting the judge's okay ahead of time saves you from having a long fax rejected or causing problems with the court's fax system.