Assignment of Cases Sample Clauses

Assignment of Cases. Cases shall be assigned on a rotating basis (alphabetically) to the arbitrator panel based on the date of filing, first filed, first assigned except that Dismissal cases shall be given precedence in scheduling. For Dismissal cases resulting from progressive discipline, the underlying lesser disciplines shall also be heard by the same arbitrator.
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Assignment of Cases. Cases shall be assigned on a random basis to the arbitrator panel based on the date of filing, first filed, first assigned except that Dismissal cases shall be given precedence in scheduling. The parties shall determine the process for random selection. For Dismissal cases resulting from progressive discipline, the underlying lesser disciplines shall also be heard by the same arbitrator if pending in OLR's docket for hearing.
Assignment of Cases. In general, cases will be assigned to the CONTRACTOR by the court at the Court’s discretion. The JUDGE agrees to give strong consideration to the CONTRACTOR’S preferences regarding appointments. Notice of appointment shall be provided to appointed counsel as follows: a copy of the Order Appointing Counsel will be placed in the appointed CONTRACTOR’S box located in the Juvenile office, unless otherwise arranged by the CONTRACTOR and approved by the JUDGE. The CONTRACTOR shall secure one or more active e-mail addresses and shall provide the Court Administrator and the Clerk of the Court his/her e-mail address(es) for notification purposes. Counsel or their designee shall check for appointments daily, Monday through Friday. The CONTRACTOR agrees to be responsible for active CHINS and ARY cases that previously had been assigned to other CONTRACTORS. The CONTRACTOR shall make arrangements for the orderly transfer of these files, if so required, so CONTRACTOR shall be able to represent any said clients in the year of 2018. The CONTRACTOR shall document the number of hours spent on public defense cases and provide such information as requested and required by the County and Office of Public Defense Grant requirements.
Assignment of Cases. In general, cases will be assigned to the CONTRACTOR by the court at the Court’s discretion. The CONTRACTOR shall keep the court apprised of his desires in this regard. The JUDGE agrees to give strong consideration to the CONTRACTOR preferences regarding appointments. Notice of appointment shall be provided to appointed counsel as follows: by e- mail to the appointed CONTRACTOR, unless otherwise arranged by the CONTRACTOR and approved by the JUDGE. Each CONTRACTOR shall secure one or more active e-mail addresses and shall provide the Court Administrator and the Clerk of the Court his e-mail address(es) for notification purposes. Notice of all appointments shall be forwarded to all the CONTRACTORs by e-mail. Counsel or their designee shall check for appointments daily, Monday through Friday. XXXXXXXXXX agrees to be responsible for active indigent cases that previously had been assigned to the Pacific County Public Defender’s Office or other CONTRACTORs. The CONTRACTORS shall document the number of hours spent on public defense cases and provide such information as requested and required by the County and Office of Public Defense Grant requirements.
Assignment of Cases. Notice of appointments and probable cause 38 statements shall be promptly provided to Attorneys at one office address and telephone 39 facsimile number designated by Attorneys to the County. Attorneys shall then refer 40 cases among or within the law firms of Attorneys. 41
Assignment of Cases among home instructors who are not presently employed as regular teachers shall be made by certification and seniority in the program. Retired Toledo teachers and members of the bargaining unit shall be offered new home instruction assignments before other applicants. Availability of these assignments shall be published in the Staff Bulletin.
Assignment of Cases. The Society undertakes to utilize a variety of methods in an ongoing effort to effectively manage work and to promote the equitable and reasonable distribution of work. Factors to be taken into consideration prior to assigning cases may include and are not limited to the following: • number of cases before the court • number of designated high risk cases • number of supervised access visits • amount of driving time required • linguistic skills required to service the casesstatus of all cases (eg. number pending closure/transfer) • team coverage capacity • leaves of absence, including vacation and sick leave • complexity of cases affecting service needs • assigned committee work/field instruction • implementation of new technology and systems • participation in joint committee work and dispute resolutioncoaching and mentoring of new staff • requirement to attend or present at training sessionshigh profile and/or contentious cases
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Assignment of Cases. In general, cases will be assigned to the CONTRACTOR by the court at the Court’s discretion. The JUDGE agrees to give strong consideration to the CONTRACTOR’S preferences regarding appointments. Notice of appointment shall be provided to appointed counsel as follows: a copy of the Order Appointing Counsel will be emailed or placed in the appointed CONTRACTOR’S box located in the Clerk’s Office, unless otherwise arranged by the CONTRACTOR and approved by the JUDGE. The CONTRACTOR shall secure one or more active e-mail addresses and shall provide the Court Administrator and the Clerk of the Court his/her e-mail address(es) for notification purposes. Counsel or their designee shall check for appointments daily, Monday through Friday. To Assist the County and Office of Public Defense Grant requirements, the CONTRACTOR shall provide a report summary of cases assigned to the CONTRACTOR (forms provided by Court Administration) quarterly. The report shall include the following:
Assignment of Cases. The Department recognizes that some cases are more complicated than others. It is the Department’s intent that cases be consistently assigned in as equitable manner as intake permits. In an effort to ensure the equitable distribution of cases, supervisors are responsible for reviewing the workload of an employee’s currently assigned cases, as well as the employee’s current workload as compared to the workload of other employees in the supervisory unit. Supervisors shall also, prior to assigning cases, take into consideration other pertinent factors including, but not limited: the number of cases in crisis if any; the number of cases with court involvement; the number of placements; site visit monitoring responsibilities; the number of bi-lingual cases; the number of cases that require a ISP; the number of cases with out-of-area-ties (and/or the geographic distance of cases assigned); and cases that require special accommodations. Appointing Authority personnel (Area Directors, Regional Directors, Unit Directors, Central Office Administrators), will take into account where Human Service Coordinators live in the case assignment process.
Assignment of Cases. In general, cases will be assigned to the CONTRACTOR by the court at the Court’s discretion. The JUDGE agrees to give strong consideration to the CONTRACTOR’S preferences regarding appointments. Notice of appointment shall be provided to appointed counsel as follows: a copy of the Order Appointing Counsel will be placed in the appointed CONTRACTOR’S box located in the Juvenile office, unless otherwise arranged by the CONTRACTOR and approved by the JUDGE. The CONTRACTOR shall secure one or more active e-mail addresses and shall provide the Court Administrator and the Clerk of the Court his/her e-mail address(es) for notification purposes. Counsel or their designee shall check for appointments daily, Monday through Friday. The CONTRACTOR agrees to be responsible for active indigent cases that previously had been assigned to the Pacific County Public Defender’s Office or other CONTRACTORS, in keeping with his third (3rd) position for Juvenile Offenders and first (1st) position for Juvenile and Civil Contempt Cases. To Assist the County and Office of Public Defense Grant requirements, the CONTRACTOR shall provide a report summary of cases assigned to the CONTRACTOR (forms provided by Court Administration) quarterly. The report shall include the following:
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