Non-jury trials are set date-certain on the Court’s regular hearing calendar, not during a jury trial week. The trial set memorandum should advise the Court of a requested time frame for trial (e.g., 12 months from the date of the trial set memorandum) and the number of days needed for trial.
SECTION 2 | SETTING MATTERS FOR TRIAL (JURY AND NON-JURY)
Non-jury trials are set date-certain on the Court’s regular hearing calendar, not during a jury trial week. The trial set memorandum should advise the Court of a requested time frame for trial (e.g., 12 months from the date of the trial set memorandum) and the number of days needed for trial.
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