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Calendar of Cases (Rule 20)
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- Under Rule20 §1, who keeps the calendar of cases and under whose direct supervision?
- Which group is expressly given preference in the calendar under Rule20 §1?
- Under Rule20 §2, how is assignment of cases to different branches of a court ordinarily made?
- A case's trial is postponed. The clerk removes it entirely from the calendar on the theory that Rule20 covers only case…
- Both parties want their newly filed case assigned directly to a particular branch and ask the clerk to bypass raffle so…
- The court plans a branch-assignment raffle but gives no adequate notice and holds it in a closed session that prevents …
- A litigant in a habeas corpus case correctly invokes Rule20's calendar preference, then argues that preference proves e…
- Describe the matters included in the Rule20 calendar and the respective functions of clerk and judge.
- Explain Rule20's ordinary safeguards for assigning cases among branches and why party agreement alone cannot replace th…
- Distinguish calendar preference from adjudication on the merits, using a habeas corpus or election case as an example.
- Does a properly notified interested party have to attend the Rule20 raffle for its assignment to be valid solely on tha…
- Is a proper interpleader case within Rule20’s named special-civil-action preference category?