N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 22 § 210.18 - Calendars
(a) A
judge to whom cases are assigned under the individual assignment system may
establish such calendar of cases as the judge shall deem necessary or desirable
for proper case management.
(b) Continuous calendars. In any court
not continuously in session, the calendars at the close of one term or session
of court shall be used to open the following term or session, and actions on
the calendars shall retain their positions.
(c) Military calendar. A military
calendar shall be utilized to hold in suspense an action that cannot reasonably
be tried because a party or a witness necessary upon the trial is in military
service and is not presently available for trial, and a deposition cannot be
taken, or, if taken, would not provide adequate evidence.
(d) Calendar progression. With
due regard to the requirements of statutory preferences and of section
210.20 of this Part, when actions
are advanced from one calendar to another they shall progress from the head of
one calendar to the foot of the next calendar, and otherwise progress in order,
insofar as practicable, unless otherwise determined by the court.
(e) Call of calendars. Judges to
whom actions and proceedings are assigned pursuant to the individual assignment
system may schedule calls of any calendars they have established at such times
as they deem appropriate.
(f) Readiness for trial. When an action
has been announced "ready" but a trial is not immediately available, counsel
may arrange with the judge to be summoned by telephone, provided they agree to
hold themselves available and to appear on one hour's notice, or at such other
time as the court may order, at the time assigned for trial.
Notes
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