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Rule 4 Pre-trial conference-criminal cases

Baldwin's Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated33rd Judicial Circuit - Perry Circuit Court

Baldwin's Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated
33rd Judicial Circuit - Perry Circuit Court
Rules of Practice of the Perry Circuit Court
KY RPER Rule 4
Rule 4 Pre-trial conference-criminal cases
A. At the time of arraignment, each case shall be assigned for a pre-trial conference and trial. Pre-trial conferences shall be held as a matter of course in all criminal cases. Participants in the pre-trial conference shall be the Commonwealth Attorney, the defendant and his or her attorney.
B. The attorney appearing for the defendant at arraignment shall be in attendance at the pre-trial conference and shall submit such written motions as he shall expect to offer in the case. No additional motions may be offered after pre-trial conference, except by leave of the Court upon a showing of excusable neglect or if it concerns a matter of which he was not aware or which did not come to his attention prior to the time of the pre-trial conference or in the interest of justice.
C. The Court may at any time re-assign the trial of a criminal case to another date.

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HISTORY: Amended effective March 3, 1989.
Perry Circuit Court Rule 4, KY R PERRY CIR CT Rule 4
Current with amendments received through November 15, 2023. Some rules may be more current, see credits for details.
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