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Dauphin Cnty. C.P. Rule 211 - Oral Argument

Dauphin County local rules: Rule 211 - Oral Argument

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RULE 211 – ORAL ARGUMENT

Any party may request oral argument on a motion, and the Court may require

oral argument whether or not requested by a party. The court may dispose of

any motion without oral argument. If desired by any party involved in a motion,

an oral argument request must be so noted on the Certificate of Readiness. If

the party filing the Certificate of Readiness does not desire oral argument,

counsel or that party if unrepresented shall inquire if any other party filing a brief

wishes to present oral argument. If no oral argument is requested by any party, it

must be so noted on the Certificate of Readiness. By filing a completed

Certificate of Readiness, counsel or an unrepresented party certifies that said

inquiry has been made and that the wishes of all interested parties are accurately

reflected. Failure to indicate whether or not oral argument is requested shall

result in the rejection of the Certificate of Readiness.

4-22-19

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Source: www.dauphincounty.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-30
Edition: 2026-09-30
Content hash: cc6b3017e100f5d5fe8635280f56da2df3a03943eea900e566714d30385449d0

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