Rule 208.3(a) - Motions. Generally(1) Every motion accompanied by a written certification pursuant to B.R.C.P. 208.2(d) that it is uncontested shall be considered by the Court without a written response or argument brief.(2) Every other motion shall proceed in accordance with B.R.C.P. 208.3(b).(3) Every motion shall initially be considered by the Court. If the motion is properly pleaded and appears to set forth clear grounds for relief, the Court may enter an Order granting the requested relief. If an Order is entered without a rule to show cause being issued, the Court shall hear argument on an application by any party for reconsideration of such Order. At its initial consideration of the motion, the Court may deny the moving party's request for relief, without argument, when the motion is procedurally defective, is untimely filed or fails to set forth adequate grounds for relief.Amended effective 2/12/2018 ; amended effective 7/9/2019; amended effective 3/14/2020.