Trial Panel definition
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The Trial Panel will seek feedback from members of the section concerned and the Artistic Committee prior to the Review meetings.
Committee for Public Counsel Services Youth Advocacy Division – Trial Panel Unit COMPLAINTS & CONCERNS ABOUT ATTORNEY PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT Please Note: All complaints and issues of concern regarding alleged and/or observed attorney failure to meet Performance Standards must be entered in the CPCS Complaint Database, available on the computer at each Bar Advocate Program Office.
Within seven (7) days thereafter, the Parties (or their counsel) shall meet in person or by telephone and attempt in good faith to select an arbitrator, who shall be from the Los Angeles Trial Panel of Retired Judges and Commissioners (the "Panel").
Musicians will be advised of the date and time of Trial Panel meetings.
The Trial Panel has the option to hold a Vote (by secret ballot) to determine whether the Musician’s Trial period will be ended prematurely, or whether they will remain on Trial until the six-month anniversary of their commencement.
If the Musician remains on Trial after the Three Month Review, the Trial Panel will meet again shortly before the expiration of the six month Trial period to hold a Vote (by secret ballot) as to whether the Musician has successfully completed their Trial period, whether they have not and their employment will be terminated, or whether their Trial period will be extended (“Six Month Review”).
Any person who is not a member of the Trial Panel will be required to leave the meeting following discussion.
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If the Musician’s Trial period is extended beyond the Six Month Review, further review will be undertaken by the Trial Panel within twelve months of the Musician’s start date.
The Trial Panel will meet after three months of the Musician’s employment to consider the candidate’s progress and suitability for ongoing employment (“Three Month Review”).