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York Cnty. C.P. Local Rules of Criminal Procedure 3
Prior to submission of the list, the district attorney shall consult with each
defendant's attorney or the self-represented defendant to determine the following information:
(a) the estimated length of time in days the parties jointly anticipate the trial to
last from voir dire through closing instructions;
(b) any dates during the forthcoming trial term when either party will be unable
to conduct the trial for any reason, including but not limited to unavailability of witnesses or
attorneys;
(c) the reason, if any exists, either party believes any specific judge of this court
would be precluded from presiding over the trial in the event the currently assigned judge is
unavailable when the district attorney calls the case to trial; and,
(d) the reason, if any exists, why either party will require more than one hour
of advance notice when directed to appear for trial.
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- yorkcountypa.gov
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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