Cite as: 20 CNCA app. I, r. 90

A scheduling order may be issued at the discretion of the Chief Justice. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court may enter a scheduling order for a time and date certain for the performance of the following duties and any other duties the Chief Justice deems appropriate:

1. response or amended response of defendant;

2. reply, if any, of plaintiff;

3. mutual exchange of names of proposed witnesses and expected testimony;

4. mutual exchange of proposed exhibits and description of such exhibits;

4. filing of motions to join additional parties or to dismiss;

5. status conference report due;

6. status and simplification conference;

7. cut-off for amendments to pleadings;

8. settlement conference;

9. mutual exchange of authorities to be relied upon at trial and mutual exchange of trial briefs, if any;

10. final exchange of list of witnesses and exhibits;

11. cut-off for filing additional motions or responses to amended pleadings, if any;

12. discovery cut-off;

13. cut-off for filing responses to motions, if any;

14. pretrial conference report due;

15. pretrial conference;

16. disposition of pending motions; and

17. trial.

Historical Data

SC–AD–13–01, adopted March 27, 2013.