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Fayette Cnty. C.P. Local Rules and Administrative Orders - Amended March 12,... Rule 201.1

RANDOM ASSIGNMENT

activein force · 2004-07-26 – presentact-effective-date

Civil cases set forth in FCR 201(a) shall be assigned randomly by the

Prothonotary’s computer system to a Judge. Those cases which have not yet been

assigned and require an emergency determination as provided in FCR 208.3(a)(1)(iii)

will be immediately assigned randomly by the Prothonotary’s computer system, after the

President Judge approves the case as being in compliance with FCR 208.3(a).

NOTE: Adopted December 19, 2003, effective February 10, 2004. Amended

June 8, 2004, effective July 26, 2004. Amended June 29, 2004, effective July 26,

2004.

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2026-09-30
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2026-09-30
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