provision_id,doc_id,judge_id,rule_number,title,text,source_page,topics,cross_references,judicial_district,county,court_type,doc_type
GONZALEZ-IAS-001,135,NY-SC-9JD-GONZALEZ-IAS,1,Trial Preparation – Be Prepared,"Prior to jury selection, counsel must ascertain the availability of all witnesses and subpoenaed documents. Plaintiff's counsel shall requisition the file to the Courtroom as soon as possible after assignment. If there are non-English speaking witnesses or other special needs (easels, blackboards, shadow boxes, television, subpoenaed material), counsel must notify the Court in advance to avoid delay.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""trial-settings""]",[],9,Westchester,supreme,part_rules
GONZALEZ-IAS-002,135,NY-SC-9JD-GONZALEZ-IAS,2,Marked Pleadings Plus,"Plaintiff's counsel shall furnish the Court with: (A) marked pleadings as required by CPLR 4012; (B) copy of any statutory provisions in effect at time the cause of action arose; (C) the bill(s) of particulars; (D) all expert reports relevant to the issues; (E) all reports, depositions and written statements which may be used to refresh a witness's recollection and/or cross-examine witnesses; and (F) page and line number of deposition testimony to be read into evidence.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""exhibits""]","[""CPLR 4012""]",9,Westchester,supreme,part_rules
GONZALEZ-IAS-003,135,NY-SC-9JD-GONZALEZ-IAS,3,Pre-Marked Exhibits,"All trial exhibits should be pre-marked for identification, and copies of a list of exhibits must be given to the Court before trial actually begins. Failure to comply with this rule may result in sanctions, which may include an order precluding the offering of such exhibits at trial.",,"[""exhibits"", ""trial-procedures""]","[""Davis-Eckert v. State of New York, 70 N.Y.2d 633""]",9,Westchester,supreme,part_rules
GONZALEZ-IAS-004,135,NY-SC-9JD-GONZALEZ-IAS,4,Pre-Trial Conference,At the pre-trial conference counsel should be prepared: to discuss settlement with demand or offer with client consent; to alert the Court as to all anticipated disputed issues of law and fact; to stipulate to undisputed facts and admissibility of clearly admissible documents; to alert the Court to anticipated in limine motions; to provide copies of all prior decisions and orders; to discuss scheduling and number of witnesses; to provide a witness list with elements of proof; and to alert the Court to anticipated problems regarding attendance at trial.,,"[""pre-trial-conference"", ""settlement-conferences"", ""trial-procedures""]",[],9,Westchester,supreme,part_rules
GONZALEZ-IAS-005,135,NY-SC-9JD-GONZALEZ-IAS,7,Trial Objections and Arguments,"If a lawyer wishes to make an objection, it can be accomplished by standing and saying the word 'objection', adding up to three more words stating the generic grounds. If further argument is required, ask permission to approach the bench. Counsel will always be given the opportunity to make a full record.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""courtroom-procedures""]",[],9,Westchester,supreme,part_rules