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CAPONE-001 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Gina C. Capone, Putnam County Supreme Court 141 NY-SC-9JD-CAPONE I.A Correspondence Correspondence to the Court shall, without exception, be copied to all adversary counsel and pro se litigants. In e-filed cases, all correspondence shall be uploaded to NYSCEF. Correspondence between counsel and/or pro se litigants shall not be copied to the Court unless there is some specific judicial purpose to be served. Faxes, emails, and letters addressing substantive non-procedural matters will not be considered by the Court.   ["communication-preferences", "e-filing"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
CAPONE-002 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Gina C. Capone, Putnam County Supreme Court 141 NY-SC-9JD-CAPONE I.C No Litigation by Letter The Court does NOT permit litigation by way of letter or email correspondence to the Court, or by way of being copied on letter and/or email correspondence by and between counsel. The Court will disregard any communications sent lacking clear need for a response from the Court.   ["communication-preferences", "attorney-conduct"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
CAPONE-003 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Gina C. Capone, Putnam County Supreme Court 141 NY-SC-9JD-CAPONE II E-Filing Rules and Protocol Counsel and pro se litigants shall familiarize themselves with the statewide E-Filing Rules and the Putnam County and Supreme Courts E-Filing Protocols. Working copies not accepted pursuant to Administrative Order 267/20.   ["e-filing", "courtesy-copies"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.5-b", "22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.5-bb"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
CAPONE-004 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Gina C. Capone, Putnam County Supreme Court 141 NY-SC-9JD-CAPONE III.A Conference General Rules Counsel, including per diem covering counsel and pro se litigants, must appear on time, be fully familiar with the action(s) on which they appear, be authorized and prepared to discuss all factual and legal issues presented by the litigation and settlement demands or offers, and be authorized to enter into any agreement on behalf of their client. In matrimonial actions, attorneys are to appear with their clients for all conferences unless appearances are dispensed with by the Court. In non-matrimonial actions, parties need not appear for conferences unless directed by the Court.   ["conference-procedures", "attorney-conduct", "matrimonial"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.1"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
CAPONE-005 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Gina C. Capone, Putnam County Supreme Court 141 NY-SC-9JD-CAPONE III.B Adjournments A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing by letter uploaded to NYSCEF (e-filed cases) or email (paper cases) at least 48 hours in advance of the scheduled conference unless there is an actual emergency. All applications must be sent to all parties and must set forth: (1) reason for adjournment; (2) that opposing parties have been notified and whether they consent or object; and (3) length of adjournment sought or, if on consent, a date all parties are available. The parties should not assume that the request for adjournment has been granted unless specifically advised by the Court.   ["adjournments"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.23"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-FC-001 Family Court Part Rules – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 120 NY-FC-9JD-MOLE I-A-F General Rules Attorneys must be familiar with 22 NYCRR Part 205. Part Rules must be scrupulously adhered to. Documents may be filed by mail, EDDS, or via virtualputnammulticourt@nycourts.gov. All documents submitted as PDF. Correspondences to Court must be copied to all counsel and indicate file number and next appearance date. Virtual/email filing portal not to be used for correspondence or communications—filing purposes only. Litigation by letter absolutely prohibited. Adjournment requests must be made at least 3 business days prior; must first obtain consent of all counsel before contacting Court; all adjournments must be affirmatively granted by Court.   ["communication-preferences", "e-filing", "adjournments", "attorney-conduct"] ["22 NYCRR 205.1", "22 NYCRR 125.1"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-FC-002 Family Court Part Rules – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 120 NY-FC-9JD-MOLE I-G-K Motions, Orders, and Ex Parte All motions and OSC must conform with CPLR 2214 and 22 NYCRR 205.11. OSC seeking stay or temporary injunctive relief must comply with 22 NYCRR 202.7(f). Motions returnable Tuesdays or Thursdays, generally on submission. Proposed orders submitted with Notice of Settlement per 22 NYCRR 202.48, unless waived. Ex parte communications strictly prohibited except for scheduling matters.   ["hearing-procedures", "scheduling-orders"] ["CPLR 2214", "22 NYCRR 205.11", "22 NYCRR 202.7(f)", "22 NYCRR 202.48"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-FC-003 Family Court Part Rules – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 120 NY-FC-9JD-MOLE II Protocols for Fact-Finding Hearings At least one week prior to hearing, copy of trial book exchanged by parties and emailed to VirtualPutnamMultiCourt@nycourts.gov; hard copy brought to hearing. At pretrial conference, counsel must inform Court of anticipated time needed for hearing and address any pretrial matters. Exhibit and witness lists submitted at least one week prior; copies of all proposed exhibits in digital PDF format. Petitioner uses numbers, Respondent uses letters. Exhibits pre-marked with certifications for admissibility issues. Parties must make diligent good faith effort to agree upon stipulation as to admitted documents. Parties must also agree upon stipulated facts before hearing begins. Failure to disclose potential evidentiary material may result in total exclusion. Transcripts must be ordered for full plenary fact-finding hearings under Articles 6, 8, or 10. Counsel must be adequately prepared; oral applications for adjournments will not be entertained.   ["trial-procedures", "exhibits", "pre-trial-conference", "scheduling-orders"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-SC-001 Individual Part Rules for the Supreme Court – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 119 NY-SC-9JD-MOLE I General Rules Counsel must be familiar with 22 NYCRR Part 202. Part Rules must be scrupulously adhered to. Telephone calls to chambers prohibited absent emergency. All correspondence filed on NYSCEF or with Putnam County Clerk. Litigation by letter absolutely prohibited. Appearances held Friday mornings at 10:00 a.m.; all in person. Attorneys must be prepared, organized, punctual, professionally attired. Adjournment requests must be made at least 3 business days prior; maximum 3 stipulated adjournments totaling no more than 60 days; all adjournments must be affirmatively granted. No motion considered adjourned unless expressly approved. Proposed orders with Notice of Settlement per 22 NYCRR 202.46. Ex parte communications strictly prohibited except for scheduling matters.   ["communication-preferences", "adjournments", "attorney-conduct", "scheduling-orders"] ["22 NYCRR 202.1", "22 NYCRR 202.46", "CPLR 321(a)"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-SC-002 Individual Part Rules for the Supreme Court – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 119 NY-SC-9JD-MOLE II Motion Practice All motions and OSC must conform with CPLR 2214 and 22 NYCRR 205.11. Return dates on Fridays. Summary judgment motions must be made within 60 days of filing Note of Issue. No working copies required unless expressly directed. Motions generally on submission unless Court directs otherwise. Sur-reply and post-submission papers not accepted per CPLR 2214(c). Page limits: each affirmation/affidavit not to exceed 15 pages; memorandum of law not to exceed 20 pages; reply papers limited to 10 pages. All affirmations, affidavits, and memoranda must contain numbered pages with citations to official citation. Legal argument confined to memorandum of law.   ["hearing-procedures", "page-limits", "briefing-schedule", "summary-judgment"] ["CPLR 2214", "22 NYCRR 205.11", "22 NYCRR 202.8"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-SC-003 Individual Part Rules for the Supreme Court – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 119 NY-SC-9JD-MOLE III Discovery Preliminary Conference scheduled within 45 days after RJI filed per 22 NYCRR 202.12. Compliance Conference set in preliminary conference order, typically 3-4 months after preliminary conference order. Strict compliance with discovery orders required; failure may result in costs, sanctions, or CPLR 3126 remedies. Discovery motions may not be made unless authorized by Court after conference. Parties must first consult in good faith per 22 NYCRR 202.7; if dispute cannot be resolved, must submit letter requesting conference.   ["discovery-scheduling", "preliminary-conference", "compliance-conference", "discovery-disputes"] ["22 NYCRR 202.12", "22 NYCRR 202.7", "CPLR 3126"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-SC-004 Individual Part Rules for the Supreme Court – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 119 NY-SC-9JD-MOLE IV Matrimonial Actions All attorneys must be familiar with 22 NYCRR 202.16, 202.16-a, and 202.16-b. Parties must be present at all conferences. At least 10 days prior to preliminary conference, each party must file on NYSCEF: retainer agreement; statement of net worth; recent paystubs, W-2 statements, income tax returns, and statements of accounts. Preliminary conference order submitted 3 days prior. On pendente lite motion return date, Court will conduct preliminary or motion conference; bench decisions ordered transcribed at shared cost. Any pendente lite motion without net worth statement and calculations will be denied. Pretrial: 7 days before trial, parties must file on NYSCEF marked pleadings, updated net worth statements, exhibits and objections (each party limited to 15 exhibits), witness list, joint stipulation as to facts and issues, joint statement of proposed disposition. Motions in limine filed 7 days prior. Post-trial: parties must file combined transcript, closing memoranda, and other documents on NYSCEF.   ["matrimonial", "preliminary-conference", "pre-trial-conference", "trial-procedures", "exhibits"] ["22 NYCRR 202.16", "22 NYCRR 202.16-a", "22 NYCRR 202.16-b", "DRL 236B"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
MOLE-SC-005 Individual Part Rules for the Supreme Court – Hon. Anthony R. Molé 119 NY-SC-9JD-MOLE V Trial Practice Rules Prior to trial or hearing, counsel must ascertain availability of witnesses and subpoenaed documents and notify Court of interpreters and special services. At least 10 days before scheduled trial, counsel must submit to Court: estimated trial length; marked pleadings and bill of particulars; witness list; exhibit list; written stipulation of undisputed facts; expert witness reports; and relevant reports and transcripts. Pre-marking of exhibits for agreed exhibits. Pretrial conference held before trial commencement to discuss motions in limine, jury instructions, missing witness requests, and proposed verdict sheet. In all jury trials, complete list of requests to charge submitted immediately preceding commencement of trial. Proposed jury charges and verdict sheets e-filed on NYSCEF and emailed to 9JD-judgemole@nycourts.gov in Microsoft Word.   ["trial-procedures", "exhibits", "pre-trial-conference", "scheduling-orders"] ["CPLR 2306", "CPLR 2307", "CPLR 2303-a"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-001 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN I.C No Litigation by Letter or Email The Court does NOT permit litigation by way of letter or e-mail correspondence to the Court, or by way of being copied with letter correspondence by and between Counsel. Any such submission shall be rejected or ignored by the Court without further action or consideration. Faxes, letters and emails addressing substantive non-procedural matters, such as adjournments, will not be considered by the Court absent prior approval, and shall be treated as having been denied without further action by the Court.   ["communication-preferences"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-002 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN III.B Adjournment of Conferences A request to adjourn a conference must be made in writing, preferably by NYSCEF or email listed in contact above (one method only), to Chambers not later than 3:00 p.m. of the day in advance of the scheduled conference, unless there is an emergency. COUNSEL MAY NOT STIPULATE TO AN ADJOURNMENT WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE COURT. All applications for adjournments must set forth: 1) the reason why an adjournment is necessary; 2) whether the opposing party(ies) consent(s) or object(s); and 3) the length of the adjournment sought or, if on consent, a date all parties are available.   ["adjournments"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-003 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN III.C Preliminary Conferences Preliminary Conferences shall be conducted within 45 days of filing an RJI. At the Preliminary Conference, the Court will set specific dates for completion of various items of discovery, the date by which all disclosure must be completed, and dates for a Compliance Conference and for a Settlement Conference. No modifications of the dates set by the Court are permitted, except by Order of the Court. A Preliminary Conference Order will be signed and entered and may serve as a basis for relief pursuant to CPLR §3124 and §3126. Parties are NOT to make any motion concerning discovery without having first attempted to resolve the issue.   ["preliminary-conference", "discovery-scheduling"] ["CPLR \u00a7 3124", "CPLR \u00a7 3126"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-004 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN III.E Expert Disclosure Except as otherwise directed by the Court, a party who has the burden of proof on a claim, cause of action, damage or defense shall serve its response to an expert demand pursuant to CPLR § 3101(d) on or before the filing of the Note of Issue. Any opposing party shall serve its answering response pursuant to CPLR § 3101(d) within 60 days after the filing of the Note of Issue. The statutory stay for disclosure [CPLR § 3214(b)] upon the service of a dispositive motion under CPLR § 3211 shall not apply to the service of these expert responses. Any motion by a party to preclude expert testimony must be made as soon as practicable but no later than 30 days after the party's receipt of the expert disclosure.   ["discovery-scheduling"] ["CPLR \u00a7 3101(d)", "CPLR \u00a7 3214(b)"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-005 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN IV.B Summary Judgment Motions Summary Judgment motions must be made within sixty (60) days of the filing of the Note of Issue. If a Summary Judgment motion is made prior to completion of discovery, the making of the motion is not to be deemed a stay of discovery. Unsigned deposition transcripts will not be considered on motion for Summary Judgment unless compliance with CPLR § 3116(a) has been demonstrated. No more than two (2) adjournments of any motion or cross-motion will be permitted. The total period of time that a motion may be adjourned shall not exceed thirty (30) days. No adjournment of a motion will be granted on a motion with a return date within thirty (30) days of a trial date.   ["summary-judgment"] ["CPLR \u00a7 3116(a)"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-006 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN VI Foreclosure Actions All motions must include a Proposed Order (as a separate document) which disposes of the motion. All proposed Orders of Reference submitted to the Court must contain the following paragraphs: ORDERED that the Referee is entitled to a fee of $250 for the computation report; $250 for any sale that is canceled on less than 24 hours' notice to the Referee; $250 for any third-party closing and $500 upon the sale; ORDERED that the Referee shall complete and submit the computation report within 30 days of the date of the Order of Reference; ORDERED that Plaintiff shall make application for Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale no later than 120 days of the date of this Order. Substitution of Referee: by letter to the Court, NOT by formal motion.   ["foreclosure"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-007 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN VII.A Matrimonial - Preliminary Conferences Prior to the Preliminary Conference, the parties are required to file and exchange those documents set forth in 22 NYCRR § 202.16(f)(1), including Net Worth Statements, pay stubs, W-2 statements, tax returns and statements of accounts. Counsel must have a substantive conference before the date set for the preliminary conference, either in person or telephonically, to determine the issues to be litigated. The Court expects the parties to stipulate to grounds if the action has been brought under DRL § 170(7).   ["matrimonial", "preliminary-conference"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.16", "DRL \u00a7 170(7)"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-008 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN VII.F Matrimonial Motions All motions (including cross motions) in matrimonial actions MUST be made by Order To Show Cause. Both parties and counsel must appear on the return date of any motion brought, unless otherwise directed. Any pendente lite motion which does not include a Statement of Net Worth and calculations showing the manner in which the amount of any pendente lite support sought has been calculated will be denied. Parties are not permitted to file a Note of Issue in any action unless permission to do so is granted by the Court.   ["matrimonial"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN-009 Individual Part Rules of Hon. Victor G. Grossman 172 NY-SC-9JD-GROSSMAN IX Election Law Cases Orders to Show Cause to validate or invalidate designating or nominating petitions will be made returnable no later than five (5) days after the last day to statutorily commence such proceedings. On or before the return date: (A) a written offer of proof in any matter alleging a question of residency of a candidate shall be filed with the court clerk and served on the opposing party; (B) specifications of objections or bills of particular not previously served and/or filed with the Board of Elections shall be filed and served; (C) a complete written offer of proof in all matters alleging fraud including identification of witnesses to be called.   ["case-management"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-001 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD GENERAL-1 Method of Communication All communications with the Court shall be made in writing. Telephone calls and emails are limited to matters requiring immediate attention that cannot be addressed by written correspondence, strictly for non-substantive, administrative matters, directed only to Court Secretary or Court Attorney. No attorney or litigant may contact the Judge or Court Attorney to discuss merits, case status, or any substantive issue.   ["communication-preferences", "attorney-conduct"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-002 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD GENERAL-2 Requirements for Written Correspondence All correspondence must be filed on NYSCEF or with the Putnam County Clerk's Office for non-e-file cases. Letters must be: (1) copied to all counsel and pro se parties; (2) transmitted to counsel by email when practicable; (3) include email addresses of all counsel of record; and (4) state the next scheduled appearance date. Correspondence between attorneys shall not be copied to the Court unless there is a specific judicial purpose.   ["communication-preferences", "e-filing"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-003 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD GENERAL-3-7 Email, Filing, Substantive Communications, and Conference Requests Letters may be transmitted via email to VirtualPutnamMultiCourt@nycourts.gov only where all parties are represented. Fax transmissions over 5 pages require prior Clerk approval. Substantive issues shall be addressed at next scheduled appearance or by motion—litigation by correspondence is not permitted. Conference requests must detail efforts to resolve the dispute first.   ["communication-preferences", "e-filing", "conference-procedures"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-004 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD GENERAL-8 Prohibition of Ex Parte Communications Ex parte communications strictly prohibited. Exceptions: (1) consent of all counsel; (2) scheduling or administrative matters; (3) presentation of Orders to Show Cause for signature. Represented parties may not contact the Court directly.   ["communication-preferences", "attorney-conduct"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-005 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD APPEARANCES-1-9 Appearances and Adjournment Requests Adjournment requests must be: in writing; submitted at least 72 hours prior to scheduled appearance; state whether on consent or good-faith effort to obtain consent; provide at least 3 alternate dates coordinated with Clerks and Ms. Richardson. Non-consensual adjournments require affirmation of prior engagement per 22 NYCRR §125.1. Do not telephone to inquire about adjournment status. Counsel must be fully familiar with the case and authorized to enter agreements. Failure to appear may result in default. Interpreters must be requested at least one week in advance.   ["adjournments", "conference-procedures", "attorney-conduct", "remote-hearings"] ["22 NYCRR 125.1", "CPLR 321"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-006 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD MOTION-1-13 Motion Practice Rules Papers must be bound with removable clips only. Motion return days: Supreme Court – any Monday; Family Court – any Wednesday; County Court – any Tuesday. No appearances required on motion return dates (Supreme/County/Surrogate) unless directed. Motions generally brought by Notice of Motion; OSC only for genuine emergencies. Adjournments on consent by letter specifying proposed date (max 2 without Court approval). Adjournments without consent by letter with reason. All papers received by Court at least 24 hours before return date. Sur-replies not permitted without specific Court permission. Court endeavors to issue written decisions within 60 days.   ["hearing-procedures", "adjournments", "briefing-schedule"] ["CPLR 2214"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-007 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD ORDERS-TO-SHOW-CAUSE Orders to Show Cause One original and one copy required. Must include fax number/email for return of signed OSC. If temporary relief sought, must comply with 22 NYCRR §202.7(f) and notify opposing counsel of 48-hour response window. Failure to comply results in all temporary relief being struck. Emergency OSC seeking temporary order of protection requires appearance with client when directed.   ["hearing-procedures"] ["22 NYCRR 202.7(f)"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-008 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD DISCOVERY Discovery Counsel must make every effort to resolve discovery disputes without filing written motions. If impasse, parties may request conference with Court Attorney. Leave of Court required before filing any discovery motion.   ["discovery-disputes", "discovery-scheduling"] [] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-009 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD TRIAL-PRACTICE Trial Practice Rules Trial Notebook required at least one week before first trial date, with witness list (name, address, phone, offer of proof) and exhibit list. Professional and public employee witnesses may testify out of order. Unlisted witnesses may be precluded. Motions in limine must be filed at least two weeks before trial.   ["trial-procedures", "exhibits", "pre-trial-conference"] ["CPLR 2306", "CPLR 2307"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-010 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD FAMILY-COURT-ORDERS Family Court Orders and Forensic Evaluations Orders submitted per 22 NYCRR §202.48 with Notice of Settlement or signed consent. Counter-orders require red-lined copy. Proposed orders must include So-Ordered signature line. Forensic evaluation requests must include reasons, issues, payment arrangements, and names of proposed evaluators. Requests for custody/visitation evaluations must be made no later than 60 days before fact-finding hearing. All communication with assigned evaluator must be copied to all parties.   ["matrimonial", "trial-procedures", "conference-procedures"] ["22 NYCRR 202.48"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules
SPOFFORD-011 Individual Part Rules – Hon. Joseph J. Spofford, Jr. 114 NY-SC-9JD-SPOFFORD SIJS-SURROGATE SIJS Cases and Surrogate Cases SIJS applications for guardianship must include specific SIJS finding request in relief sought. OSC only when child is about to turn 21. For Surrogate's Court, counsel must be familiar with SCPA, EPTL, and 22 NYCRR §207. Forms available at nycourts.gov.   ["case-management"] ["SCPA", "EPTL", "22 NYCRR 207"] 9 Putnam supreme part_rules

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    doc_id INTEGER REFERENCES documents(doc_id),
    judge_id TEXT REFERENCES judges(judge_id),
    rule_number TEXT,
    title TEXT,
    text TEXT,
    source_page INTEGER,
    topics TEXT,
    cross_references TEXT,
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    county TEXT,
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