Judge Jerry D. Crosby II

Applies to

Entry of appearance

Upon being retained, counsel must file a written entry of appearance unless the appearance is apparent from filed pleadings.

Applies to

Pleadings and entry of appearance

Pleadings and entries of appearance must state counsel's office and contact information.

Applies to

Motion to withdraw

Counsel must remain of record through the time to appeal unless the Court relieves counsel upon written motion and notice.

Motions may not be filed on the morning of trial unless the Court grants leave.

A defendant may file a Motion to Enter a Guilty Plea at any time before trial, and it will be heard on the presiding judge's next available criminal docket.

The transport order for an incarcerated subpoenaed witness must be submitted to the Court at least seven days before the desired appearance.

A copy of a motion to withdraw must be served on the client.

Unless the parties agree otherwise, a motion to change bond conditions must provide appropriate notice to the Commonwealth.

Service

Electronic service to opposing party

Unless the Court directs otherwise, requests to docket a case and notices of motions must be electronically served on opposing counsel at least 7 days before the Motion Docket.

If a case settles, the parties must notify the Court and Circuit Clerk before 1:00 p.m. on the second business day before trial; the Court may waive the notice requirement upon notice and good cause, and may refuse a plea agreement if a jury has reported.

Counsel for a defendant in state or federal custody must advise the Court, its Judicial Support Specialist, or the Circuit Clerk of the defendant's name and facility location at least five days before the scheduled appearance; late notice may result in rescheduling and is good cause for all purposes.

If a case is settled, the parties must notify the Court and Circuit Clerk before 1:00 p.m. on the business day before trial.