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Fifteenth Judicial District Court- Appendix to Uniform Local Rules Parishes of Acadia, Lafayette and Vermilion Chapter 2 : Dates of Court
Rule No: 2.0
Appendix 1 Mardi Gras (Monday and Tuesday) is a Local Holidays in Addition to the Legal Holidays Listed in La. R.S. 1:55
Court may be held on a legal holiday when so ordered by the presiding Judge.
See 2004 Amendment to La. R.S. 1:55(E)(1)(b) which, by reference to La. R.S. 1:55(B)(1)(a), adds Mardi Gras Day and General Election Day as legal holidays.
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Rule 3.1 : Judges & Facsimile Transmissions to the Court
Rule 3.2 : Duty Judges; Allotments; Signing of Pleadings in Allotted and Non-Allotted Cases
Rule No: 3.1 Appendix 2
Chapter Title: Judges and Facsimile Transmissions to the Court The Court shall be divided into thirteen (13) divisions, ''A", ''B", ''C", ''D", ''E", ''F", ''G", ''H", ''I", ''J", ''K", ''L" and ''M", and each judge shall preside in the divisions to which the Judge has been elected, as provided in R.S. 13:582. This rule is adopted pursuant to the authority granted Divisions or Sections of Court in R.S. 13:472. All divisions shall be allotted adoption matters randomly by the Clerk of Court in the Parishes where the Judgesí respective chambers are located. Cases assigned to the therapeutic drug court are allotted to Division B. Cases assigned to Juvenile Drug Court are allotted to Division I. Suits for annulment, divorce and separation where there are no minor children born of, adopted or legitimated by the marriage together with all related incidental matters as defined by La. C.C. Art. 105, including a request for protective order instituted after the filing of the suit, and the community property partitions associated with the dissolution of said marriages shall be allotted to Divisions ''A", ''B", ''C", ''D", ''E", ''F", ''G", ''I", ''J", ''K" and ''L". Matters assigned to the Family Docket are allotted to Divisions H and M. Appendix 3 Rule No: 3.2 and 9.3
Duty Judges; Allotments; Signing of Pleadings in Allotted and Non-Allotted Cases DUTY JUDGE (1) There shall be a Duty Judge in each Parish, on each Judicial Day, from 10:00 to 12:00 Noon in Acadia and Vermilion, and 10:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. in Lafayette Parish. No duty Judge shall sign an order granting a continuance in a case outside his or her division, unless specifically authorized by the presiding Judge. In addition, all motions to withdraw as counsel must be presented to the judge of the division in which the case is pending. JUDICIAL COMMITMENTS Judicial commitments will be heard by the duty or backup Judge. Otherwise, a Judge from the Parish of Venue shall take up the matter. DUTY COMMISSIONER- See R.S. 13:714, et seq. The Duty Commissioner may: Sign the duty basket with the exception of the following; to wit:
motions for new trial; motions for a continuance; motions for withdrawal of counsel (unless the motion states that opposing counsel has no opposition); motions for appeal and, judgments, (including ''Orders" of an adjudicatory nature).
Motions for continuances and/or withdrawal of counsel shall be subject to the provisions under civil and criminal rules. Fix bail and hear related matters, as follows: (1) The commissioner shall be primarily responsible for fixing bail. Bail shall be fixed in accordance with policies established by the commissioner, having due regard for constitutional and statutory requirements. Hold 72 hour hearings in Lafayette Parish on such dates and times as set by the Commissioner in keeping with the time requirements set forth in C.Cr.P. Art. 230.1. In Lafayette Parish, make probable cause determinations in accordance with the requirements of C.Cr.P. Art. 232. In Lafayette Parish, hear writs of habeas corpus filed under C.Cr.P. Art. 701B (failure to timely bill). In Lafayette Parish, act in misdemeanor and traffic charges, including hearing preliminary motions, accepting pleas, conducting trials and adjudicating any matter pending before the Court In Acadia and Vermilion Parishes, conduct trials and adjudicate criminal neglect of family cases (R.S. 14:74), if the defendant or his attorney do not consent to the Hearing Officer hearing the trial. In Lafayette Parish, qualify the jury pool, grant exemptions and hear and determine excuses. Act as arbitrator for Small Claims. Handle such other miscellaneous duties as may be assigned by the Judges, including, but not limited to, receiving the report of the Grand Jury, signing search warrants, arrest warrants, juvenile probable cause affidavits, forfeiture motions, transportation writs, and such other orders as may need signing. Perform ministerial duties including but not limited to, certifying notarial candidates for appointment, officiate at marriage ceremonies, and such other duties as may be assigned by the District Court Judges. JUDICIAL REVIEW AND APPEALS Whenever a matter filed with this court, whether on judicial review or appeal, it shall be the duty of both the n writing of that fact. In matters before the Court on judicial review or appeal, when an answer has clerk and the attorney filing the matter to immediately notify the judge of the division to which the case has been allotted i been filed and/or the record to be reviewed is complete, it shall be the duty of the Clerk to immediately transmit the record to the judge of the division to which the case has been allotted. ALLOTMENT OF CASES Before allotment any judge may issue orders, including but not limited to preliminary and interlocutory orders, writs, executory process, pauper orders, and in his discretion, grant an extension of time in which to plead. In any non family docket suit in which there is a request for a Temporary Restraining Order, the suit must be filed and assigned to a division before any Order may be submitted to a Judge for signature. Orders in such cases should be signed by the assigned Judge only. A Judge may enter an order granting a TRO outside his or her division only in an emergency situation where the assigned Judge cannot be contacted. Once the case has been allotted, all preliminary matters and trial on the merits shall be taken up by the judge of the division to which the case is allotted. Any matter which requires expedited hearing by virtue of specified legal delays may be heard by any judge who will be sitting in the parish where the suit is pending, within the period of the legal delays, by consent of the judge who has been allotted the case. Any uncontested matter, preliminary default or confirmation of default may be taken up before any division. Once a case has been consolidated, that case shall remain in the newly designated division to which it was transferred by virtue of the consolidation, regardless of whether any of the other matters with which it has been consolidated are settled., dismissed, or otherwise resolved. CONTINUANCES No Judge shall sign an order granting a continuance in a case outside his or her division, unless specifically authorized by the presiding Judge. EX PARTE APPLICATIONS Whenever application is made ex parte for an order, counsel presenting it shall state whether any previous application has been made for such order, and if made, to what judge, and what order or decision was made thereon, and what new facts, if any, are claimed to be shown, and why the application is not renewed to the Judge who originally refused the order. Any motion for an extension of time shall contain a statement as to whether this motion is for the first, second, or subsequent extensions requested. ↑ Back to Top Chapter 4: Court Personnel
Appendix 4
Rule No: 4.1 Judicial Administrators
Tina LeMaire
P.O. Box 3996
Lafayette, LA 70502-3996
(337) 269 5761 ↑ Back to Top Chapter 5: Courtroom Use, Accessibility and Security
Americans with Disabilities Form
Chapter: 5 Chapter Title: Courtroom Use, Accessibility and Security
Appendix 5B Request for Interpreter and Order form
Rule No: 5.2 In any non family docket suit in which there is a request for a Temporary Restraining Order, the suit must be filed and assigned to a division before any Order may be submitted to a Judge for signature. RULES, MOTIONS, AND EXCEPTIONS Continuance. A motion for continuance shall state the grounds therefore and be accompanied by a certificate by the applicant's attorney that (1) there is or is not opposition to the request; and, if there is opposition, the reasons therefore, or, (2) if neither is obtainable, a statement of the efforts made by the applicant to secure the same, (3) whether the motion is for a first, second or subsequent continuance. Amendment of Pleadings. A motion to amend pleadings which requires Court approval shall be accompanied by a certificate by the applicant's attorney that (1) there is or is not opposition to the request; and, if there is opposition, the reasons therefor, or, (2) if neither is obtainable, a statement of the efforts made by the applicant to secure the same.
CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT OF COSTS No motion to dismiss shall be presented for signing unless a certificate of payment of costs is attached to it at time of submission, certifying that the Clerk has received payment for costs of the matter.
CONFIRMATIONS OF DEFAULT On Rule days in Lafayette only, attorneys who want to confirm default shall first notify the Clerk of Court who shall prepare a default docket assigning the confirmation to a division of court, provided however, that the Clerk shall not assign more than 30 confirmations to any one judge on any given Rule day. On days other than Rule days in any parish, when matters are regularly fixed for trial on the merits, at the discretion of the presiding Judge, entry of defaults, confirmations of default and other uncontested matters in the nature of a confirmation of default, may be taken up fifteen (15) minutes prior to the regularly scheduled court time. Such matters must be scheduled beforehand with the Clerk of Court.
PRE TRIAL BRIEFS All briefs and memoranda shall set forth the date and place of trial or hearing in the first sentence of the first paragraph. All pre trial briefs shall be delivered to the presiding judge at his or her home office. It will not be necessary to file such a brief in connection with suits on notes or open accounts unless there are unusual or complicated issues of law or fact to be considered. Copies of briefs should set forth the facts expected to be proved, the issues involved, and the law pertaining thereto, in that order. Supplemental briefs may be filed at any time. Failure to file such brief may result in such disciplinary action as the Court may deem necessary.
INSTRUCTIONS AND STIPULATIONS All instructions and orders to the Sheriff and Clerk must be in writing, and if required, shall be produced in Open Court.
Appendix 8Rule No: 9.14
Fixing for Trial or Hearing; Scheduling Orders; Contact with Jurors
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES FOR TRIAL-- SCHEDULING ORDER- SCHEDULING CONFERENCES ARE NOT REQUIRED IN THE 15TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT A. Matters may be fixed for trial or hearings on oral or written motion made in Open Court or in chambers; provided, however, that no motion to fix for trial may be made or filed until 120 days after issue has been joined (with all parties). Return dates for rules now shall be fixed by the Court in accordance with law. B. Upon receiving a request for the fixing of a case on the merits, the Clerk shall immediately forward to all counsel of record and to all unrepresented parties a notice of the trial date of the suit, together with the following scheduling order form:
SCHEDULING ORDER DEADLINE: FOR:
120 days prior to trial date
1. JOINDER OF PARTIES 75 days prior to trial date
2. EXPERT WITNESSES
Each part shall file into the record and provide opposing counsel with a list of the name, address, area of testimony and expertise of each expert witness and shall provide a written report prepared and signed by the expert which shall comply with C.C.P. art. 1425(B) and include a list of qualifications of the witness, including all publications authored by the witness within the preceding ten years, the compensation to be paid the witness and a listing of any other cases in which the witness has testified as an expert at trial or by deposition within the preceding four years. Any party may petition the court to modify this requirement, upon good showing, which petition must be filed 10 days prior to the deadline for providing this information. If the evidence is intended solely to contradict or rebut evidence on the same subject matter identified by another party, the information listed above must be furnished within 30 days after the disclosure made by the other party in compliance with C.C.P. art. 1425(C). 60 days prior to trial date
3. (a) AMENDMENT OF PLEADINGS (b) FINAL EXCHANGE OF COPIES
REPORTS OF TREATING PHYSICIANS (It is anticipated that, throughout discovery, each party shall continuously [within five days of Receipt] exchange copies of said reports.)
(c) EXCHANGE OF SPECIFIC
WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LISTS
(i) Each party shall list the name, address and area of testimony of each witness. The witness list shall include rebuttal witnesses, reasonably anticipated.
(ii) The party listing the witness bears a responsibility of producing that witness at trial. Opposing parties may call the said witness to testify.
(iii) Each party shall list separately and with particularity each exhibit.
(iv) Should a party fail to introduce its listed exhibit, an opposing attorney may introduce the exhibit.
(v) Absent good cause, no witness or exhibits shall be allowed which are not properly identified and listed. Four (4) weeks prior to trial
4. (a) DISCOVERY COMPLETED (b) DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS
COMPLETED
(c) JURY OR BENCH TRIALS
Pretrial conferences are pre set for jury trials scheduled in certain divisions. If pretrial conferences are desired in any other matter, any party may schedule same with the judge's office. Trial counsel for each party shall attend the conference. No substitutions of counsel will be allowed without prior approval by the court. Counsel shall come to the conference fully prepared to discuss settlement of the case and all other preliminary matters.
5. In the event that a pre trial conference scheduled, then counsel for each party shall file pre trial stipulations which shall be due three working days prior to the pre-trial conference. A copy shall be delivered to the home office of the trial judge.
6. EXPERT DEPOSITIONS COMPLETED
7. MOTIONS IN LIMINE
Eight (8) days prior to trial
8. NON JURY TRIALS
Each party shall prepare a pre-trial memorandum which shall include a statement setting forth the length of the trial. The original memorandum shall be delivered to the home office of the trial judge. Copies shall be provided to all counsel.
9. JURY TRIALS
Each party shall prepare a short and concise statement of the case which shall include an estimate as to the length of the trial. Said statement, together with any requested jury instructions and interrogatories, shall be delivered to the home office of the trial judge. Copies shall be provided to all counsel. Seven (7) days prior to trial
10. MARK AND EXCHANGE EXHIBITS AND DEMONSTRATIVE AIDS
11. EDITING OF TRIAL DEPOSITIONS/FILING OBJECTIONS
12. NON JURY TRIALS: SUBMIT TRIAL DEPOSITIONS TO THE JUDGE'S CHAMBERS
Ten (10) days prior to trial
13. SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS
All counsel shall confer personally at least ten days prior to trial in order to confect stipulations and discuss settlement of the case. PRE TRIAL CONFERENCES Section A. In any civil action, upon request of counsel for plaintiff or defendant, or at its own direction, the Court may order the attorneys for the parties to appear before it, in person or by phone, at the discretion of the court, for a pre trial conference to consider the following: (a) The simplification of the issues.
(b) The necessity or desirability of amendments to the pleadings.
(c) The possibility of obtaining admission of facts and the document which will avoid unnecessary proof.
(d) The limitation of the number of expert witnesses.
(e) Such other matters as may aid in the disposition of the action.
Section B. During such conferences the parties are expected to disclose their respective positions and to stipulate as to all matters not at issue. The Court will have such stipulations noted in order to conserve time at trial. The parties at pre trial conferences will likewise be required to state objections or lack thereof to any exhibit, document, photograph or other such evidence which another party to the suit proposes to offer in evidence. Section C. At pre trial conferences the Judge, in his discretion, may seek to advise and assist the parties to a voluntary adjustment of their differences. Section D. The Court should not be expected, at any stage of the proceedings, to force any compromise upon reluctant counsel or parties, but it is the intent of this rule to expedite final and just disposition of all cases. Consequently, counsel will be expected to appear at pre trial conferences knowing what authority, if any, their respective client will grant with respect to resolving the differences between the parties. If there is any reasonable prospect of compromise, counsel are expected to exert reasonable efforts for that end prior to and during pre trial conference, and not wait until it is too late for the Court to otherwise utilize the time set aside for the trial of the case.
PRE TRIAL BRIEFS Section A. All briefs and memoranda shall set forth the date and place of trial in the first sentence of the first paragraph. All pre trial briefs shall be delivered to the presiding judge at his or her home office.
Section B. Except for good cause shown, a pre trial brief shall be submitted to the presiding judge by both parties to a trial on the merits at least eight (8) working days prior to trial. It will not be necessary to file such a brief in connection with suits on notes or open accounts unless there are unusual or complicated issues of law or fact to be considered. Copies of briefs should set forth the facts expected to be proved, the issues involved, and the law pertaining thereto, in that order. Supplemental briefs may be filed at any time. Failure to file such brief may result in such disciplinary action as the Court may deem necessary.
JURY TRIALS A. The Clerk of Court shall assign jury trials for hearing in accordance with the instructions of the Court. No case shall be fixed for trial more than one year in advance, except upon express permission of the judge to whom the case is assigned.
B. Requested special jury charges must be submitted to the Court in writing, together with supporting authorities, eight (8) days prior to trial in accordance with the scheduling order set forth herein. However, the Court in its discretion may allow the filing of additional special charges at any time prior to closing arguments.
PREFERENCE: CIVIL & CRIMINAL A. During the weeks when a Grand Jury or Petit Jury is scheduled to be convened for any parish, criminal matters shall have preference over civil matters even though a jury may not actually be convened during those weeks.
B. In the trial of criminal cases, jury cases shall have preference over non jury cases, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
EXPROPRIATION Expropriation suits shall be set as a preferential fixing on the Civil Docket. The Clerk shall consult with the presiding Judge of the Division in which the case is lodged.
DISPOSITION OF CONSOLIDATED CASES Once a case has been consolidated, that case shall remain in the newly designated division to which it was transferred by virtue of the consolidation, regardless of whether any of the other matters with which it has been consolidated are settled, dismissed or otherwise resolved.
REQUEST FOR INTERPRETER A. Should any person need an interpreter for purposes of any proceeding before the Court, it shall be the responsibility of such person, either personally or through his or her attorney, to request an interpreter by completing the Interpreter Request Form set forth in Appendix 5B, no later than 20 days prior to the Court proceeding for which the interpreter is needed.
B. The Interpreter Request From shall be filed with the Clerk of Court and presented to the Judge presiding over the matter in which an interpreter has been requested. If the request is approved, the Clerk of Court shall then secure an interpreter from the list of interpreters approved by the Judges.
C. If the interpreter is needed by a party or witness who is deaf or severely hearing impaired, the setting and payment of fees of such interpreter shall be in accordance with C.C.P. art. 192.1.
D. In all other cases, the cost of an interpreter shall be paid from the Criminal Court Fund, if incurred in conjunction with a criminal proceeding or shall be assessed as court costs and paid by the party or parties cast with court costs if incurred in conjunction with a civil proceeding.
E. If an interpreter is needed for a hearing impaired member of the petit jury venire, the procedure set forth in C.Cr.P. art. 401.1 shall apply.
F. All interpreters providing services in any court proceeding shall:
1. Take an oath or affirmation that he or she will make a true interpretation to the person needing interpretation services of all the proceedings of the case in the language understood by said person and that he or she will repeat, in as literal and exact manner as possible, said person's answers and statements to the Court, counsel or jury, to the best of his or her skill and judgment.
2. Shall not comment to, counsel, advise or make any other statements to the person needing interpretation, other than exact and literal translation of the proceedings.
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Chapter: 13 Chapter Title: Civil Litigation Filed by Inmates
Appendix 9 In Forma Pauperis Application; Civil Litigation Filed by Inmate in District Court
Rule No: 13.2
Appendix 10 In Forma Pauperis Application; Civil Litigation Filed by Inmate - Appeal
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Chapter: 14 System of Random Allotment of Criminal Cases (Other than Traffic, Wildlife, and Appeals from Lower Courts)
Appendix 11
Rule No: 14.0 Chapter Title: Allotment of Cases The clerk in each parish shall obtain a mechanical or electronic device which will allot cases on an equal or random basis. Before allotment, any judge may issue orders and grant extension of time to plead.
A Commissioner shall sign the duty basket except for motions for new trial, motions for continuance, motions for withdrawal of counsel (unless no opposition), motions for appeal, and judgments. He shall hear all hearings to reduce or increase bail and can set bail on persons arrested on probation violations. Can sign search warrants, arrest warrants, juvenile probable cause affidavits, forfeiture motions, transportation writs, and such other orders as may need signing.
ALLOTMENT OF CAPITAL CASES A. Capital cases are randomly allotted among Divisions A, B, C, D, E, F, G, I, J, K and L (Divisions H and M which handle the domestic docket only are excluded), using the following method:
Each of the 11 divisions begin with 3 ping pong balls, for a total of 33. As a capital case is allotted to a Division, that ping pong ball is removed. After a capital case is resolved or if it is reduced to a non capital offense, a ping pong ball for the division to which that case was allotted is replaced. The Clerk shall keep the bin containing the active ping pong balls and the box containing the removed ping pong balls under lock and key and shall not divulge the contents of either except upon Court order.
B. Whenever a capital case or cases are allotted, and subsequent thereto are dismissed by the state, and the same defendant is re indicted under substantially the same operative facts, then the allotment of that case will remain with the judge the case was originally allotted to.
C. Whenever one defendant is charged with two or more capital cases arising out of facts that they could have been joined in a single indictment, and the state dismisses the indictments, then subsequently re indicts the defendant in a single indictment, then the allotment of that case will remain with the judge the original case was allotted to.
D. When multiple defendants are tried together, the first docket case shall determine which divisions shall handle the trial and pretrial motions. If severed, all cases shall be randomly reallotted.
E. Once a capital case has been set for trial, if the state chooses to amend the charge to a lesser offense, the trial date shall not be set aside solely by reason of the amendment.
ALLOTMENT OF NON CAPITAL CASES In Lafayette Parish, all cases charging the offenses of Issuing Worthless Checks are allotted to the IWC track. All cases charging felony violations of Title 40 Drug offenses are allotted to Track 1 (an expedited case management track for drug offenses) or to Therapeutic Drug Court. All felony cases, other than first degree murder cases, are allotted to Tracks 2, 3 or 4. All Traffic/Wildlife & Fisheries/Misdemeanor cases are allotted to the Traffic/Wildlife & Fisheries/Misdemeanor docket and judges rotate through the docket. The Judges of all divisions, with the exception of Divisions M and H, hear cases on these dockets, on a rotating basis, with the exception of cases allotted to the Therapeutic Drug Track. All adult cases on the Therapeutic Drug Track are allotted to Division B; all juvenile drug cases are allotted to Division I.
In Acadia and Vermilion parishes, all cases charging felony violations are allotted to the Felony Docket. All Traffic/Wildlife & Fisheries/Misdemeanor cases are allotted to the Traffic/Wildlife & Fisheries/Misdemeanor docket. The judges of all divisions, with the exception of Divisions M and H, hear cases on these dockets, on a rotating basis.
THERAPEUTIC DRUG COURT Pursuant to the authority provided by Articles 893 and 894 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and LSA R.S. 13:5301 et seq., Division B of the 15th Judicial District Court is authorized to administer a Therapeutic Drug Court Docket. The court's Drug Court Program is called Focused Intervention Through Sanctions and Treatment (FIST). This is a post conviction program and its mission is to get the offender sober, employable, and employed by reducing abuse of alcohol and other mind altering chemicals, thus decreasing related criminal activity.
HABEAS CORPUS PETITIONS All criminal habeas corpus petitions filed on behalf of a defendant who is being detained by virtue of a conviction shall be heard by the judge presiding in the division of the Court in which the conviction was obtained.
All criminal habeas corpus petitions filed on behalf of a defendant who is not being detained by virtue of a conviction shall be reviewed by the Commissioner, who shall determine whether it meets the requirements for expedited consideration by a judge of the Court. If the Commissioner determines the petition requires such expedited consideration, the Commissioner shall transmit the petition immediately to the Clerk of Court for random allotment of the matter to one of the Divisions of the Court, except Divisions H or M.
Appendix 12
Rule No: 14.0 Random Allotment Traffic Offenses, Wildlife Offenses, and Appeals from Courts of Limited Jurisdiction
In Lafayette Parish, all traffic offenses and wildlife offenses are allotted to the Commissioner.
In Vermilion and Acadia Parishes, all traffic offenses and wildlife offenses are allotted to the traffic/wildlife docket. The Judges of all Divisions, with the exception of Divisions M and H, hear cases on this docket, on a rotating basis.
For handling of appeals from lower Courts, all cases are randomly allotted among the Judges of
all divisions, with the exception of Divisions M and H.
APPEALS FROM CITY COURT TO DISTRICT COURT A. A transcript of the proceedings in City Court must be submitted on the appeal rather than recordings thereof.
B. The following matters and no others shall be considered on appeal:
(1) An error designated in the assignment of errors; and
(2) An error that is discoverable by a mere inspection of the pleadings and proceedings and without inspection of the evidence.
C. Upon the lodging of the appeal, the Clerk of this Court shall notify the appellant and/or his counsel that the appellate record has been lodged with this court and that briefs or memoranda thereon shall be filed within twenty (20) days thereafter.
D. Appellant shall submit a brief or memorandum to this court within twenty (20) days of lodging the appeal. The prosecuting attorney of the court from which the appeal is taken shall have ten (10) days thereafter to submit an answering brief or memorandum. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, all appeals shall be decided on the briefs submitted.
E. If no assignments of error are included in the record lodged with this court only errors patent on the face of the record will be reviewed.
F. Appeals from City Court shall be subject to random allotment among all Divisions, with the exception of Divisions H and M.
G. A certified copy of the minute entry indicating the final determination made by the reviewing court shall be sent to the Judge and/or Clerk of the City Court from which the appeal was taken. This notice should be sent within fifteen (15) days of rendition of the judgment.
Appendix 13 Rule 14.1 is hereby adopted.
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Chapter: 15 Assignment of Cases, Filing of Motions, Pre-Trial and Status Conferences
Appendix 14Rule No: 15.0 |
