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If you need to request an in-person hearing, a written request must be filed at least 24 hours prior to the hearing and must be emailed directly to our division.
Filing & Service rules
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
A request for an in-person hearing must be filed at least 24 hours before the hearing.
If you need to request an in-person hearing, a written request must be filed at least 24 hours prior to the hearing and must be emailed directly to our division.
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Service and Proof of Service Rules
Parties must email intended exhibits and publication documents to the division and the parties at least 24 hours before the hearing.
All exhibits any party intends to use and any publication documents must be emailed to the division and parties at least 24 hours prior to the hearing.
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Adjournment & Extension Requirements
To request additional hearing time, contact the division well in advance and request a different setting.
If you need more time for a hearing, please contact the division well in advance and request a different setting with additional time.
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For an intended attendee with a COVID-19 diagnosis, exposure, or symptoms, the lawyer or affected person must contact the division to request that the hearing be continued if that is the selected arrangement.
If you or someone you represent intends to appear in court and has been diagnosed with COVID-19, has had exposure to COVID-19, or has symptoms of COVID-19 as set forth by the CDC, the lawyer or affected person must contact the division by email (PRB02@JBAZMC.maricopa.gov) or phone (602) 372-4742 to have the hearing continued, to waive that person's appearance, or to arrange to appear telephonically.
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Chambers Communication Rules
During the COVID-19 pandemic, hearings are conducted by telephone on the Bridge Conference Line unless division staff says otherwise; callers must use the listed number and participant code.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, unless you hear differently from our division staff, our division is conducting all hearings telephonically using the Bridge Conference Line to comport with CDC recommendations and Administrative Orders from both Chief Justice Brutinel and Presiding Judge Welty. This is as to both delinquency and dependency matters before Judge Green. Please call (602) 506-9695 and enter the participant code 363067#. Don't forget the pound sign (#). Judge Green will already have started the Bridge Conference Line.
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Email the in-person hearing request directly to the division.
If you need to request an in-person hearing, a written request must be filed at least 24 hours prior to the hearing and must be emailed directly to our division.
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Correction Officers calling in with litigants in custody should use the Bridge Line.
Correction Officers calling in with litigants in custody should also use the Bridge Line.
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Callers must join on time, assume they are on the record, mute their phones, and wait for a break before announcing their presence.
Please call on time and not early. When you enter the conference call, assume you are already on the record because you likely are on the record. Please mute your phone so all hearing participants do not hear your background noise. If people are talking, please do not interrupt to announce your presence on the line; wait for a break in the conversation and then announce.
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If you or someone you represent intends to appear in court and has been diagnosed with COVID-19, has had exposure to COVID-19, or has symptoms of COVID-19 as set forth by the CDC, the lawyer or affected person must contact the division by email (PRB02@JBAZMC.maricopa.gov) or phone (602) 372-4742 to have the hearing continued, to waive that person's appearance, or to arrange to appear telephonically.
If you or someone you represent intends to appear in court and has been diagnosed with COVID-19, has had exposure to COVID-19, or has symptoms of COVID-19 as set forth by the CDC, the lawyer or affected person must contact the division by email (PRB02@JBAZMC.maricopa.gov) or phone (602) 372-4742 to have the hearing continued, to waive that person's appearance, or to arrange to appear telephonically.
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Even when in-person attendance is granted, not all parties must appear in person; the court may conduct hybrid proceedings with others appearing by telephone.
When the court grants a request for in-person attendance at hearings, that does not mean all parties must appear in person. The court is mindful of our small courtrooms in Southeast Juvenile and is happy to conduct "hybrid" proceedings wherein one party and counsel are in person and others appear telephonically.
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For questions, litigants may contact Judge Green's division by phone or email.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Judge Green's division at the phone number or email above.
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