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3d Cir. L.A.R. Misc. 102.1
Sessions - When and Where Held
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(a) Stated sessions of the court or of its panels will be held at Philadelphia or at another
place within the circuit commencing on such dates each month as the court designates, and in the
Virgin Islands commencing at such dates as the court designates. Pursuant to request of the
parties or order of the court, a Virgin Islands case may be heard at another place in the circuit.
The stated sessions of the court in the Virgin Islands will be held in Charlotte Amalie in even-numbered years and in Christiansted in odd-numbered years unless the court directs otherwise.
(b) Special sessions may be held at any time or place within the circuit when so ordered
by the court.
Source: 1988 Court Rules 3.2 and 3.3
Cross-references: None
Committee Comments: Prior Court Rules 3.2 and 3.3 have no counterpart in FRAP and are
therefore classified as Miscellaneous. The rule has been revised to
give the court the option to schedule its Virgin Islands sessions in
months other than April and December. A reference to the
"divisions" of this court has been changed to "panels." Otherwise,
no substantive change from prior Court Rules 3.2 and 3.3 is
intended. The rule has been revised so that the court may sit at
other places within the circuit and may, in appropriate
circumstances, reverse the place or alter the timing of the Virgin
Islands sitting.
L.A.R. MISC. 103.0 MARSHAL, CRIER, AND OTHER OFFICERS
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