Sends now — the calendar already opened
Same-day bench notice
The court day technically starts before the judge takes the bench. So the notice goes to every desk that can physically put paper in front of the court this morning — one body, five desks, same hour.
What every copy asks for
- 1State the pending applications out loud so the docket matches reality.
- 2Reach the children first — reunification before anything else on the call.
- 3Speedy-trial demand renewed, with today’s adjournment attributed on the record.
- 4Read the current bail and conditions as they actually stand today.
- 5Recusal / clerk-conflict posture preserved — nothing here waives either.
Who gets it
County Court clerk (Lockport, 8th JD)
Clerk of the part
Only desk that can hand a printed copy up with the file before the judge sits.
District Attorney's Office
Prosecutor covering the calendar
The People are noticed in writing, same hour — no "we never saw it".
Assigned counsel of record
Natalie Sauvageau
The three items that have to be said out loud if she stands up today.
Public Defender's Office
Coverage attorney
Covers the case where someone else stands up instead of counsel of record.
Niagara Falls Family Court channel
Clerk's office
Imputed-income revocation only — never bundled with the IDV track.
The Conflict Office is copied automatically on every legal-track message, so the conflicts desk holds the same paper trail as counsel and the courts. Nothing here is a filing — filings still get signed by hand, /s/ Jacob Thomas Raab.
Watch them go out in the Outbox