PA · rules
Lancaster Cnty. C.P. Local Rules Interactive Book Rule 575A
Motions Other Than Bail
Motions not otherwise governed by Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure or
these rules shall be submitted as follows:
A. Upon filing any motion requiring a conference in the Court, the moving party
shall schedule the conference with the business judge by communicating directly with
such judge’s chambers. An unopposed motion may be presented to the business judge
at any time provided that it contains written verification by the opposing party and, if
applicable, the probation or parole officer, of the lack of opposition.
B. The conference may occur in chambers or in the courtroom at the discretion
of the business judge.
C. At least twenty-four hours before the conference, the moving party shall
serve a copy of the motion on the opposing party or counsel for the opposing party,
including notice of the date, time and place of the conference. In emergency matters in
which it is not possible to provide twenty-four hours notice, the moving party shall provide
opposing counsel with a copy of the motion as soon as possible prior to the scheduling
of the conference.
D. For purposes of this rule, “business judge” is the assigned business judge
on the date of the scheduled conference.
E. After decision on the motion, the motion and order shall be filed immediately
with the Clerk of Courts.
F. Motions which may be submitted ex parte pursuant to the Pennsylvania
Rules of Criminal Procedure and which require a Court order shall be submitted directly
to the business judge or the judge assigned to the case.
Provenance
- Source
- www.court.co.lancaster.pa.us
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
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