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Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps. This page is scoped to Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

Defendants in the Consumer Credit Card Diversion Program must attend the mandatory Conciliation Conference as scheduled by Court Order.

Defendants MUST attend the mandatory Conciliation Conference as scheduled by Court Order.

Bail motions and motions for early disclosure of Indicting Grand Jury material must be filed before an Indicting Grand Jury Supervising Judge.

Bail motions and any motions for disclosure of Indicting Grand Jury discovery (pursuant to Pa.R.Crim.P. 556.10(B)(5)) prior to the standard disclosure date of sixty (60) days before trial shall be filed before an Indicting Grand Jury Supervising Judge.

Leave to take depositions or obtain discovery or document production requires a petition showing cause, unless all counsel agree.

Except upon agreement of counsel, leave to take depositions, or obtain discovery or the production of documents, may be granted only on petition upon cause shown.

Any party may request oral argument on a summary judgment motion, but the Court may require it or decide without it.

Any interested party may request oral argument. The Court may require oral argument, but the Court may decide the matter without it.

Common questions about Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas pre-motion conference requirements

Does Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas rules set a pre-motion procedure for covered motions. Defendants in the Consumer Credit Card Diversion Program must attend the mandatory Conciliation Conference as scheduled by Court Order.

View ruleSource: page 5, section NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS IN THE CREDIT Card DIVERSION PROGRAM

Does Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas rules set a pre-motion procedure for bail motion and igj disclosure motion. Bail motions and motions for early disclosure of Indicting Grand Jury material must be filed before an Indicting Grand Jury Supervising Judge.

View ruleSource: page 21, section Appendix B - Notice of Rights