Court of Common Pleas of York County, Pennsylvania Chambers Communication Rules
8 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Should a moving party wish to reschedule the presentation of a petition to the Court during a session of motions court, a written notice of that intent shall be sent to the Court Administrator, with a copy to all other parties, specifying the new date on which the petition will be presented to the court. The new date shall be in accordance with the notice requirement set forth in York R.C.P. 208.3(a)(2).
Should a moving party wish to reschedule the presentation of a petition to the Court during a session of motions court, a written notice of that intent shall be sent to the Court Administrator, with a copy to all other parties, specifying the new date on which the petition will be presented to the court. The new date shall be in accordance with the notice requirement set forth in York R.C.P. 208.3(a)(2).
CRITICAL
A party requesting interpreter services must give the Court Administrator reasonable notice of the need.
(C) The party requesting interpreter services shall provide reasonable notice to the Court Administrator of the need for such services.
CRITICALCriminal cases
The district attorney must immediately notify the district court administrator of any change in a listed case's status.
(F) The district attorney shall immediately notify the district court administrator of any change in status of any case on the list, such as execution of a guilty plea, continuance or nol pros., diversion to ARD or a treatment court, or issuance of a bench warrant.
WARNING
ADA accommodation requests should be made as soon as possible and at least three business days before participation.
If you require an accommodation under the ADA, it is recommended that you make your request as soon as possible, but at least three (3) business days before your scheduled participation in any court proceeding or 19th Judicial District program or activity.
WARNING
(g) Should a case which has been placed on a trial list settle prior to being called for trial, Plaintiff shall notify, by correspondence, the Court Administrator and the judge who conducted the pre- trial conference, of the fact of settlement.
(g) Should a case which has been placed on a trial list settle prior to being called for trial, Plaintiff shall notify, by correspondence, the Court Administrator and the judge who conducted the pre- trial conference, of the fact of settlement.
WARNING
Do not send documents by facsimile to a judge or the district court administrator unless the court grants leave.
Documents shall not be sent by facsimile to a judge or to the district court administrator without leave of court.
INFO
After the proceeding concludes, a party may request copies of completed exhibit tracking indexes from the filing office in the manner it prescribes.
(7) Any party may request copies of the completed exhibit tracking indexes from the filing office after conclusion of the proceeding, in a manner prescribed by each filing office.
INFO
Contact the ADA Coordinator for help completing the accommodation request form.
If you need assistance completing this form, contact the ADA Coordinator.
How may parties contact Court of Common Pleas of York County, Pennsylvania?
Should a moving party wish to reschedule the presentation of a petition to the Court during a session of motions court, a written notice of that intent shall be sent to the Court Administrator, with a copy to all other parties, specifying the new date on which the petition will be presented to the court. The new date shall be in accordance with the notice requirement set forth in York R.C.P. 208.3(a)(2).
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