Judge Andrea Marceca Strong

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Written receipt

A person authorized to remove a file or document must give the appropriate clerk a written receipt at removal identifying who removed it or on whose behalf, and is responsible for its custody and return.

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Motion for admission pro hac vice

A motion for admission pro hac vice must use the form required by York R.C.P. 205.2.

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Motion for admission pro hac vice

A motion for admission pro hac vice must contain the information required by the cited rules and regulation.

A party filing exceptions to taxed costs must provide copies to all other parties.

An appeal motion must be filed and served on all parties under York R.C.P. 205.1 and is resolved under York R.C.P. 208.3(b).

Filing the transcript request with the filing office satisfies service on the presiding judge, court reporter, and district court administrator; requestors must serve copies only on opposing counsel and self-represented litigants.

The designated court clerks must endorse each paper with its filing date and time and docket the date and fact of filing.

Unless otherwise stated, a fee petition must be presented within 30 days after the last service rendered at the trial level.

A fee petition relating to an appeal must be presented within 30 days of the final decision.

The court accepts only media storage devices and file types periodically published on its public website.

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Electronic evidence

The party submitting electronic evidence must provide a device that can display or play it and whose output is compatible with courtroom technology.

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Electronic evidence

The submitting party must know how to operate the device so the electronic evidence can be viewed.