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FRIED-001 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 2 Communications with the Court – Written Correspondence All written correspondence to the Court shall include a subject line with the full title and index number of the action and indicate copies were sent to all other counsel simultaneously. Correspondence shall be concise and state the specific relief sought. Correspondence to Judge Fried and his judicial staff must be submitted via NYSCEF. Fax, email, and mail submissions are not permitted. Non-compliant correspondence will not be read, acknowledged, or responded to.   ["communication-preferences", "e-filing"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-002 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 3 E-Filing Rules, Protocols and Redaction All documents in mandatory e-filed cases are to be filed through NYSCEF. Where redaction is required, the redacted document shall be filed to NYSCEF and the unredacted version emailed to the Judge's Assistant Law Secretary. Self-represented litigants who have opted out of NYSCEF may submit correspondence via fax or hand-delivery to the Supreme Court Clerk on the second floor.   ["e-filing"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7\u00a7 202.5-b", "202.5-bb"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-003 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(a) Calendar Calls and Conferences – General Rules Court is called promptly at 9:15 AM unless otherwise specified. Appearances are conducted in-person absent express notice to the contrary. Counsel who appear late should expect to financially compensate their adversary for costs. Counsel scheduled before this Court and another court must communicate that fact to the Part Clerk prior to the date of appearance.   ["conference-procedures", "attorney-conduct"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-004 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(c) Conference Adjournments A request to adjourn a conference shall be made in writing and submitted via NYSCEF, selecting 'ADJOURNMENT OF CONFERENCE – REQUEST.' Requests must be submitted at least three business days in advance absent exigent circumstances. All applications must set forth: (1) reason for adjournment; (2) whether opposing party consents or objects; and (3) length of adjournment sought or, if on consent, three available dates.   ["adjournments", "conference-procedures"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-005 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(d) Preliminary Conferences The Court will generally schedule a Preliminary Conference within 45 days after an RJI is filed. The Court will set specific dates for completion of discovery, the date all disclosure must be completed, and a date for a Compliance Conference. As a general rule, written Preliminary Conference Orders are not issued; the record constitutes the Preliminary Conference Order. No modifications are permitted except by Order of the Court. Items of discovery not timely completed are deemed waived.   ["preliminary-conference", "discovery-scheduling"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7202.12(c)"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-006 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(e) Compliance Conferences The Court will conduct a Compliance Conference after the date by which disclosure was to be completed. At the Compliance Conference, the Court will ensure that discovery proceeded as scheduled. The Court may conduct a settlement conference at such time. If the matter is ready for trial, the Court will direct that a Note of Issue be filed. Counsel shall not file a Note of Issue until directed to do so by the Court.   ["compliance-conference", "note-of-issue", "settlement-conferences"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-007 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(f) Discovery Disputes Counsel who believe discovery is not being conducted in accordance with the Court's Order must discuss the claimed noncompliance in good faith with opposing counsel – a pro forma letter does not constitute a good faith effort. Do not make any motion concerning discovery. If the dispute cannot be resolved, contact the Court via NYSCEF as LETTER/CORRESPONDENCE TO COURT, noting 'Request for Assistance in Resolving a Discovery Dispute.'   ["discovery-disputes", "discovery-scheduling"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7202.7", "22 NYCRR \u00a7221.1"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-008 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 4(g) Settlement Conferences Per diem attorneys are not permitted to attend Settlement Conferences unless fully informed, can access the client, and are fully authorized to enter into binding settlement agreements. Not less than three business days before the Settlement Conference, counsel shall submit a confidential settlement memorandum ex parte via email. Settlement memoranda shall not exceed five typed pages and must summarize perceived strengths and weaknesses, demands, and calculations.   ["settlement-conferences"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-009 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 5(a) Motions – General Rules Motions may be made by Notice of Motion or Order to Show Cause depending on exigency. All motions and cross-motions in matrimonial actions must be made by Order to Show Cause. Motions are returnable on any Wednesday the Court is in session. No oral argument required unless directed by the Court. Motion submissions must not exceed 15 pages per document absent express Court permission. All submissions must be typed in 12-point standard professional fonts, double-spaced, and in hard copy, securely bound.   ["hearing-procedures", "page-limits", "briefing-schedule"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-010 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 5(b) Adjournments of Motions Requests to adjourn a motion return date must be made in writing via NYSCEF as 'ADJOURNMENT OF MOTION – REQUEST.' All applications must set forth: (1) reason for adjournment; (2) whether opposing party consents or objects; (3) length of adjournment sought; and (4) number of prior requests and dates previously set. No more than three adjournments permitted and total adjournment period shall not exceed 60 days from the original return date.   ["adjournments"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-011 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 5(e) Summary Judgment Motions Summary Judgment motions must be made within 60 days of the filing of the Note of Issue. If made prior to completion of discovery, the motion does not stay discovery. The Court adopts 22 NYCRR § 202.8-g requiring a separate, short and concise numbered statement of material facts, with correspondingly numbered responses. Unsigned deposition transcripts will not be considered unless it is demonstrated the transcript was forwarded for review and signature per CPLR §3116(a).   ["summary-judgment", "note-of-issue"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7 202.8-g", "CPLR \u00a73116(a)"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-012 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 7 Special Rules – Contested Matrimonial Actions All motions and 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. Parties must appear at all matrimonial conferences unless directed otherwise. Counsel must have substantive communications before the Preliminary Conference either in person or telephonically. Litigants must file Net Worth Statements, pay stubs, W-2 statements, and tax returns prior to the Preliminary Conference.   ["matrimonial", "preliminary-conference", "conference-procedures"] ["22 NYCRR \u00a7202.16", "DRL \u00a7236(B)(4)"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-013 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 9 Special Rules – Foreclosure Actions All motions pursuant to this section must include a proposed order. Motion templates available at nycourts.gov relevant to residential foreclosure cases where the homeowner has defaulted must be utilized. Requests to substitute a Referee shall be made by letter, not formal motion. Proposed Judgments of Foreclosure and Sale shall comply with the nycourts.gov form and include public notice in The Journal News (Rockland). Referees shall deposit funds in a Rockland County FDIC-insured fiduciary account.   ["foreclosure"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-014 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 11 Trials and Hearings (Non-Matrimonial) – Trial Notebooks Trial Notebooks are mandatory and due not less than five business days prior to the Pre-Trial Conference. Hard copies shall be filed at the Office of the Supreme Court Clerk on the second floor. Trial Notebooks shall be assembled in three-ring binders with sequential tabs. Must include: proposed witness list (with name, address, phone/email, brief offer of proof), proposed exhibit list, pre-marked proposed exhibits, marked pleadings, bills of particulars, medical narrative reports, expert disclosures, prior decisions/orders, memoranda of law, requests to charge (PJI), and proposed verdict sheet.   ["trial-procedures", "exhibits", "pre-trial-conference"] ["CPLR \u00a74012"] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules
FRIED-015 Individual Part Rules – Hon. David Fried, Rockland County Supreme Court 130 NY-SC-9JD-FRIED 14 Special Rules – Criminal Actions NYSCEF e-filing is not utilized in criminal actions; the Electronic Document Delivery Service (EDDS) is used instead. Correspondence shall be submitted as a PDF via email to the Judge's Part Clerk for the Supreme Criminal Term, or in hard copy to the Criminal Division Clerk's Office on the fourth floor. Motions and Orders to Show Cause must be filed in hard copy only at the Criminal Division Clerk's Office. All motions shall be returnable on Wednesdays.   ["case-management", "courtroom-procedures"] [] 9 Rockland supreme part_rules

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    provision_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
    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,
    judicial_district INTEGER,
    county TEXT,
    court_type TEXT DEFAULT 'supreme',
    doc_type TEXT DEFAULT 'part_rules'
);