provisions: NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE-008
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| NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE-008 | 75 | NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE | 8 | Trial | Unless otherwise directed by the Court, all attorneys must be present in court by 9:30 AM. The morning session will run from 9:30 A.M. to approximately 12:55 P.M. Lunch will be from 1:00 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. The afternoon session will run from 2:15 P.M. to approximately 4:45 PM. Exhibits: Counsel shall pre-mark all exhibits in the order in which they intend to introduce them at trial. Plaintiffs will number their exhibits; defendants will letter their exhibits. On the first day of trial, each party will provide the court reporter with the exhibits to be officially marked. Subpoenaed Records: It is the responsibility of the attorneys to ensure that subpoenaed records have arrived in the Subpoenaed Records Room. Proposed Jury Charges and Verdict Sheets: The parties shall submit preliminary proposed verdict sheets and requests to charge, citing the current PJI sections, preferably before the commencement of trial but not later than the start of the second day. All proposed jury charges and proposed verdict sheets shall be emailed to the Court in an editable MS Word format. If counsel relies on a Pattern Jury Instruction without change, it should be referred to by PJI number and topic only. Trial Objections and Arguments: Speaking objections are not permitted in the presence of the jury. To make a trial objection, counsel should stand and say the word 'objection,' and only if possible without suggesting a response to the witness, also may briefly state the grounds. Certifying Experts: The Court does not certify witnesses as experts. Counsel must retrieve their trial exhibits within seven days of the trial's conclusion. Any exhibit left with the court for more than fourteen days is subject to destruction without any further notice. | ["trial-procedures", "exhibits", "trial-settings", "courtroom-procedures"] | [] | 1 | New York | supreme | part_rules |