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Resolution Part Rules


Hon. Gilbert Badillo

1. Upon entering the part, all litigants and attorneys are to check-in with the Clerk.

2. Any request for an adjournment or discontinuance shall be reviewed by the Court Attorney or Judge.

3. All attorneys must file a written Notice of Appearance. It shall be the obligation of the attorney appearing to ensure that a current Notice of Appearance is on file with the Court.

3. HP cases must be conferenced initially with HPD staff; assistance from the Court Attorney may be requested. In the event the conference does not conclude in a resolution of the case, any party may request a conference with the Judge. All parties must remain in the courtroom and be available for the conference.

4. Where parties are referred to Part Q from the expeditor they are presumed ready for trial with all witnesses and documents necessary to proceed. The Court will not entertain applications for adjournments. All applications will be referred back to the Resolution Part for disposition. Further, once a trial is commenced it will continue until completion. If it exceeds more than one day, the parties are expected to resume the trial the following business day. Any continuances are solely at the discretion of the Court.

5. Defaults on any adjourned trials, orders to show cause or illegal lockouts will be entertained 30 minutes after the time noted for appearing in Court.

6. Defaults on 9:30 HP cases will be at 11:00. If a party checks in at the calendar call but fails to return by 11:30 A.M., the other side may ask the Clerk to put the case before the Judge for a default, dismissal or adjournment in the discretion of the Court.

7. The 2:15 P.M. trials/hearings - if a party fails to appear by 2:45 P.M. for a matter scheduled for a trial or hearing, the Court in its discretion may conduct an inquest, dismiss, default or adjourn the matter.

 

These rules are subject to modification by the Court.

 

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Trial Part Rules


Hon. Gilbert Badillo

1. Upon entering the part, all litigants and attorneys are to check-in with the Clerk.

2. Any request for an adjournment or discontinuance shall be reviewed by the Court Attorney or Judge.

3. All attorneys must file a written Notice of Appearance. It shall be the obligation of the attorney appearing to ensure that a current Notice of Appearance is on file with the Court.

4. HP cases must be conferenced initially with HPD staff; assistance from the Court Attorney may be requested. In the event the conference does not conclude in a resolution of the case, any party may request a conference with the Judge. All parties must remain in the courtroom and be available for the conference.

5. Where parties are referred this part from the expeditor they are presumed ready for trial with all witnesses and documents necessary to proceed. The Court will not entertain applications for adjournments. All applications will be referred back to the Resolution Part for disposition. Further, once a trial is commenced it will continue until completion. If it exceeds more than one day, the parties are expected to resume the trial the following business day. Any continuances are solely at the discretion of the Court.

6. Defaults on any adjourned trials, orders to show cause or illegal lockouts will be entertained 30 minutes after the time noted for appearing in Court.

7. Defaults on 9:30 am HP cases will be at 11:00 am. If a party checks in at the calendar call but fails to return by 11:30 am, the other side may ask the Clerk to put the case before the Judge for a default, dismissal or adjournment in the discretion of the Court.

8. The 2:15 pm trials/hearings - if a party fails to appear by 2:45 pm for a matter scheduled for a trial or hearing, the Court in its discretion may conduct an inquest, dismiss, default or adjourn the matter.

 

These rules are subject to modification by the Court.

 

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