Rule 79.03.Indices and calendars.
Current through June 18, 2026 · Last verified July 9, 2026
Full Text of Rule 79.03
Amendment History
(Amended effective July 1, 1976; amended October 14, 1977, effective January 1, 1978.) KENTUCKY RULES ANNOTATED Copyright © 2026 by Matthew Bender & Company, Inc. a member of the LexisNexis Group. All rights reserved
Plain-English Summary
Rule 79.03 makes the dockets kept under Rule 79.01 usable. The clerk keeps indices to those dockets, and to the criminal docket kept under Criminal Rule 13.01, in the format the circuit clerks manual prescribes, so cases can be located.
The clerk also prepares calendars, under the trial court's direction, listing every action set for trial. Those calendars separate "jury actions" from "court actions," so it's clear at a glance which cases are set to be tried before a jury and which are set for the court to decide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Kentucky trial court clerk keep an index of case dockets?
Yes. Rule 79.03 requires the clerk of each trial court to keep suitable indices of the dockets required by Rule 79.01 and Criminal Rule 13.01, in the form and manner set by the circuit clerks manual.
How does a Kentucky trial calendar distinguish jury cases?
The clerk prepares calendars of all actions assigned for trial, under the trial court's direction, and those calendars distinguish "jury actions" from "court actions."