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Chapter 40.00 (Rules 40.1 to 40.7, as numbered): the terms and procedures of the criminal settings - the Early Status Conference (ESC) and the other conferences (40.1); misdemeanor settings at arraignment, with a TCC, TAC and trial date within Penal Code § 1382 or an ESC within seven days (40.2); felony settings, with a preliminary hearing within Penal Code § 859b (40.3); criminal law and motion under California Rule of Court 4.111 (40.4); discovery of the non-confidential contents of a defendant's criminal case file maintained by the Placer County Probation Department, under Penal Code section 1203.10 (40.5); real property bonds - equity equal to twice the amount of the cash bail required (PC 1298), a noticed motion and hearing on the applicant's equity, the promissory note and deed of trust, with the motion and promissory note forms (40.6); and the declaration of conflicts of interest by appointed counsel (40.7).
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40.00 CRIMINAL RULES RULE 40.1 DEFINITION OF TERMS For the purpose of these rules the following terms and procedures shall apply: A. Early Status Conference (ESC): In misdemeanor cases where trial dates are not scheduled, all conference dates are ESCs. In felony cases, all conference dates prior to the preliminary hearing are ESCs. Responsible counsel for the defense and prosecution shall attend the conference. The personal appearance of the defendant is mandatory unless excused in advance by the Court, an attorney appears for the defendant in compliance with Penal Code § 977, or the defendant appears remotely in compliance with Penal Code § 977 and Local Rule 10.24. Prior to the ESC discovery shall have been exchanged. At the ESC the prosecuting attorney shall be prepared to make an offer to the defendant to settle the case. [Effective 1/1/11; Amended 7/1/24] B. Trial Confirming Conference (TCC): In misdemeanor cases where trial dates are scheduled, all conference dates are TCCs. In felony cases, all conference dates after the preliminary hearing are TCCs. Responsible counsel for the defense and prosecution shall attend the conference. The personal appearance of the defendant is mandatory unless excused in advance by the Court, an attorney appears for the defendant in compliance with Penal Code § 977, or the defendant appears remotely in compliance with Penal Code § 977 and Local Rule 10.24. The Court may, but is not required, to entertain further settlement discussions at TCCs. If the case is not resolved by plea, counsel shall be prepared to advise the Court of the estimated length of trial, the nature and length of any in limine motions and any other matter affecting the scheduling of the case. Any calendar conflict of responsible trial counsel shall be resolved prior to the TCC by reassignment of the case to another attorney or by appropriate motion for continuance filed in a timely manner. [Effective 1/1/11; Amended 7/1/24] C. Trial Assignment (TA): The trial attorneys for the defense and prosecution shall attend trial assignment. In the event a trial attorney is unable to appear at trial assignment, another attorney may appear provided that he/she has complete authority for disposition of the case and is sufficiently familiar with the case so as to be able to meaningfully discuss the applicable factual and legal issues. Any trial attorney or attorney appearing for the trial attorney, who will be late or unable to appear at the trial assignment, must contact the trial assignment department as soon as reasonably possible prior to the commencement of the trial assignment calendar to explain the situation. The personal appearance of the defendant is mandatory unless excused in advance by the Court, an attorney appears for the defendant in compliance with Penal Code § 977, or the defendant appears remotely in compliance with Penal Code § 977 and Local Rule 10.24. [Effective 1/1/11; Amended 7/1/24] D. Responsible Counsel: As used in these rules, the term "responsible counsel" means an attorney assigned to the case or an attorney appearing for an attorney assigned to the case with complete authority for disposition of the case and sufficiently advised of the factual and legal issues involved in the case so as to be able to discuss, in good faith, resolution of the case without necessity of trial. [Effective 7/1/01] RULE 40.2 MISDEMEANOR SETTINGS A. At arraignment on a misdemeanor Complaint, the following court appearances will be set with the date(s) determined by the Court: 1. Early Status Conference (ESC) 2. If the defendant does not enter a time waiver for trial, the Court shall (1) set a TCC, TAC and Trial Date within the time requirements set forth in Penal Code § 1382 or (2) set an ESC within seven days. [Effective 7/1/12] RULE 40.3 FELONY SETTINGS A. At arraignment on a felony violation Complaint, the following court appearances shall be set and the dates determined by the Court: 1. Early Status Conference (ESC) 2. A Preliminary Hearing (PX) may be set within the Court’s discretion. If the defendant does not waive the right to the PX within 10 court days, the PX shall be set within the time requirements set forth in Penal Code § 859b. [Effective 7/1/24] B. If the defendant is held to answer, the Court shall set the following court appearances determined by the Court: 1. Arraignment on the Information shall be set within the time limits set forth in Penal Code § 1382. 2. If the parties stipulate that the Complaint be deemed the Information, the arraignment may take place immediately after the issuance of the holding order. The court would then set a TCC. [Effective 7/1/12] RULE 40.4 CRIMINAL LAW AND MOTION A. Except as otherwise provided by law or these rules, motions must be filed and served in compliance with California Rule of Court 4.111. For the purpose of complying with the notice requirement of this rule, Section 12 et seq. of the California Code of Civil Procedure shall apply. All motions shall be made in writing accompanied by proof of service on all affected parties including, in the case of matters affecting sentencing or probation proceedings, the probation department. [Effective 7/1/03; Amended 7/1/25] B. Except as authorized herein, approval for shortened notice may only be obtained by appropriate written application for an order shortening time in compliance with the requirements of CRC 3.1200 et seq. [Effective 7/1/07] C. In extraordinary circumstances, the Court may authorize the setting of criminal matters by oral request. In all such cases: (1) The fact of the request shall be personally communicated by counsel making the request to all other counsel affected and to the probation department in sentencing and probation matters, and; (2) A declaration of such notice shall be filed at or before the time set for the hearing. The clerk shall place the appropriate form in the file indicating the setting. D. Motions. 1. Where a motion concerns a defendant not in custody, it is the responsibility of counsel for the defendant to notify the defendant of the date and time of the hearing and to secure the appearance of the defendant unless excused in advance by the Court, an attorney appears for the defendant in compliance with Penal Code § 977, or the defendant appears remotely in compliance with Penal Code § 977 and Local Rule 10.24. [Effective 7/1/24] 2. Where the motion pertains to a defendant in custody in the Placer County Jail, it will be the responsibility of the moving party to advise the clerk of such fact at the time of the filing of the motion. In addition, the moving papers shall contain the notation, "PLACER COUNTY JAIL" prominently placed above the case number in bold type. The clerk shall prepare an appropriate order for remand or production by the jail and forward the order promptly to the jail in advance of the hearing. 3. Where the motion pertains to a defendant in custody in a State Prison, State Mental Hospital, or other out-of-county facility, the pleading shall contain the notation, "State Prison Custody," "State Hospital Custody," or "[named county] Jail Custody," or other suitable notation above the case number in bold type. Where the motion pertains to a defendant in custody in a facility out of the county, the moving party shall prepare an appropriate request and order for production of the defendant, and shall forward such request to the Court for signature and processing on filing of the motion. a. In order to provide sufficient time for transportation of out-of-county custody defendants, at least fourteen (14) days notice shall be given of motions pertaining to such defendants. [Effective 7/1/01] RULE 40.5 DISCOVERY OF PLACER COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT FILES Rule 40.5 is adopted in compliance with Penal Code section 1203.10 and County of Placer v. Superior Court (Stoner) (2005) 130 Cal.App.4th 807, to define the process used to discover non-confidential contents of a defendant’s criminal case file maintained by the Placer County Probation Department. A. A defendant shall have the right to discover the non-confidential portions of his or her criminal case file(s) maintained by the Placer County Probation Department under the following circumstances: 1. The defendant must be pending either new criminal charges or a violation of probation, post-release community supervision, or mandatory supervision. [Effective 7/1/24] 2. The procedures in this rule apply only to the discovery of adult criminal files. The procedure for discovery of juvenile case files will be as defined in Welfare and Institutions Code section 827. 3. The procedures in this rule apply only to the discovery of the defendant’s personal file(s). Discovery of files of other persons shall be governed by traditional rules and procedures. B. The defendant and probation department are to observe the following procedure: 1. The request to review a file must be initiated by the defendant. The request must be in writing, but may be informal such as by FAX or memo, but shall reasonably identify the information being sought. 2. The probation department will have three (3) days to review the file to determine whether any of the requested information is confidential to the defendant and should not be disclosed. 3. The file(s) will be made available for review at the offices of the Placer County Probation Department, unless otherwise agreed by the parties. 4. The probation department will copy any non-confidential portions of the file(s) as requested by the defendant. The defendant shall pay for the copies at the rate authorized by Placer County code. 5. If the probation department determines that any portion of a file is confidential, the defendant shall be advised of the general nature of the information being withheld and the basis for considering it confidential. If the defendant wishes to contest the claim of confidentiality, the defendant must calendar a formal discovery motion with the Court. The Court will conduct an in camera review of the documents at issue to determine whether they are within the scope of the request for discovery and whether they are confidential. The Court will have the discretion to determine what documentation should be released and whether the release should be subject to a protective order. If either the probation department or the defendant disagrees with the Court’s decision, such party may seek appropriate appellate review. C. Nothing in this rule shall be construed to limit the obligation of the Placer County Probation Department to disclose material that is exculpatory in nature. (Brady v. Maryland (1963) 373 U.S. 83.) [Effective 7/1/06] D. Nothing in this rule shall be construed to limit a defendant’s ability to seek records from the Placer County Probation Department through a subpoena duces tecum pursuant to Penal Code § 1326, et. seq. [Effective 7/1/24] RULE 40.6 REAL PROPERTY BONDS A. A defendant or any other person may give as security any equity in real property which he or she owns provided, however, the value of the equity offered is equal to twice the amount of the cash bail required. (PC 1298) [Effective 7/1/01] B. Before a property bond may be accepted by the Court, a hearing must be held for a Court determination as to the applicant's equity in the real property. To set the matter for hearing, a noticed motion with proof of service to the District Attorney must be filed with the Clerk at least ten (10) days prior to the date set for the hearing. The suggested form of motion for real property bond is attached as Exhibit A to this Rule. The following documents must be submitted as attachments to the motion: 1. Copy of the proposed promissory note in the amount of the required bond. (Approved form of promissory note attached as Exhibit B to this Rule) 2. Copy of the deed of trust to be recorded securing the promissory note and naming a recognized California title company as the trustee and the Superior Court of the County of Placer as the beneficiary. [Effective 7/1/03] 3. Current preliminary title report concerning the property which has been prepared by a recognized California title company. 4. A current appraisal of the property performed by a certified real estate appraiser. The appraiser shall include a statement of the appraiser's training and experience. 5. Statements from all lien holders having liens against the property, showing the amount presently due on the obligation. [Effective 7/1/01] C. The Court may require additional evidence in order to ascertain the true equity in the property held by the applicants. All costs incurred to process the property bond and to comply with this Rule shall be borne by the applicant. [Effective 7/1/01] D. If the Court approves the property bond, the applicant shall record the deed of trust and then shall deliver to the Clerk the following documents: 1. The original signed promissory note. 2. Copy of the deed of trust showing its recorded status. The original deed of trust shall be returned by mail from the recorder's office to the Clerk. 3. An updated preliminary title insurance policy showing the recorded deed of trust for the subject note in the priority previously approved by the Court. [Effective 7/1/01] E. Upon the delivery to the Clerk of the foregoing documents, the applicant shall be entitled to obtain an ex parte order of the Court for the release of the designated defendant. [Effective 7/1/01] F. The Clerk shall deposit the original deed of trust and promissory note with the Clerk of the Court (Court Executive Officer) for safekeeping, maintaining copies of same in the case file. [Effective 7/1/12] G. In the event the property bond is ordered forfeited, upon entry of summary judgment and order of the Court, the Clerk shall prepare an appropriate form of order for the Court's signature to release the original deed of trust and promissory note for the commencement of foreclosure proceedings. [Effective 7/1/12] H. In the event the property bond is ordered exonerated, the defendant or defendant’s representative shall prepare an appropriate form of order for the Court's signature directing the Clerk of the Court (Court Executive Officer) to release the original deed of trust and promissory note for the appropriate endorsement of the request for full reconveyance on the deed of trust and for the return of such endorsed deed of trust and original promissory note to the maker. [Effective 7/1/12] SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PLACER THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ) CALIFORNIA, ) CASE NO:_____________ ) ) MOTION FOR vs. ) REAL PROPERTY BOND ) ) DATE:__________________ ) TIME:__________________ ) DEPT:__________________ Defendant(s) ) TRIAL DATE:____________ Applicant(s) _________________________________________ hereby make application for the approval of Real Property Bond. Defendant's name:_____________________________________________ Bond fixed in the amount of: $ Applicant(s) is/are the sole owner(s) of real property located at: Address: Applicant's equity in such real property is equal to at least twice the amount of the required bond. Attached in support of this motion are the following exhibits: (1) A copy of the proposed promissory note in the amount of the required bond. (2) A copy of the deed of trust to be recorded securing the promissory note and naming a recognized California title company as the trustee and the Superior Court of the County of Placer as the beneficiary. [Effective 7/1/03] (3) A current preliminary title report concerning the property which has been prepared by a recognized California title company. (4) A current appraisal of the property performed by a real estate appraiser. The appraisal includes a statement of the appraiser's training and experience. (5) Statements from all lien holders having liens against the property, showing the amount presently due on the obligation. I (we) declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on ____________________at ____________________, California. ______________________________ Signature ______________________________ Signature CERTIFICATE OF MAILING [Effective 7/1/09] I certify that I am over the age of 18 years and not a party to this action. Further, I certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing motion (with all attachments) was mailed, first class, postage prepaid, at ____________________, California, in a sealed envelope addressed to: District Attorney, 10810 Justice Center Drive, Roseville, CA 95678, and that the mailing of the foregoing and execution of this certificate occurred this ____ day of _____________________, 20____. ______________________________ EXHIBIT A PROMISSORY NOTE [Effective 7/1/08] $_________________ Date:_______________ UPON DEMAND, for value received, the undersigned ("Maker") promises to pay in lawful money of the United States, to Placer County Superior Court ("Holder"), or order, at 10820 Justice Center Drive, Finance Office, Roseville, California 95678, or any other place designated in a writing submitted by Holder to Maker, the sum of $___________________. Whether or not suit is filed, Maker agrees to pay all reasonable attorneys' fees, costs of collection, costs, and expenses incurred by Holder in connection with the enforcement or collection of this Note. This Note binds each of the undersigned, if more than one, jointly and severally, and shall be binding on them and their successors and assigns. This Note is secured by a Deed of Trust, dated ____________, to ___________________________________[name of trustee], executed by Maker in favor of Holder. ___________________________________ Signature of Maker ___________________________________ [Typed name of Maker] ___________________________________ Signature of Maker ___________________________________ [Typed name of Maker] EXHIBIT B RULE 40.7 DECLARATION OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST The following rule is to guide the Court and counsel regarding the circumstances under which a conflict of interest is to be declared concerning the representation of a criminal defendant. A. Application of the Rule: The conflicts rule shall be applicable to declarations of conflict by any appointed counsel, whether such counsel is the Placer County Public Defender, Conflicts Firm I, Conflict Firm II, or private attorney appointed by the Court. [Effective 7/1/24] B. Construction of Rule: Whenever possible, consistent with legal ethics and the fundamental right of any criminal defendant to be represented by counsel who is free of conflicts of interest, this rule shall be liberally construed to avoid a declaration of conflict so as to give full and appropriate effect to contractual arrangements between the County of Placer and appointed counsel. C. Multiple Defendant Cases: 1. Counsel appointed by the Court shall not represent different defendants involved in the same or related criminal conduct, whether or not the defendants are separately or jointly charged. 2. Privately retained counsel shall not represent multiple defendants charged in the same criminal proceeding unless a full and knowledgeable waiver is obtained from each defendant in writing and orally in open court after inquiry by the Court. 3. Declarations of conflict in multiple defendant cases may be made by any attorney without the prior approval of a supervising attorney. 4. Whenever a conflict is declared, to the extent possible, the Public Defender shall retain the client having the more serious or complex case from that of the Conflicts Firm; the Conflicts Firm shall retain the client having the more serious or complex case from that of Conflict Firm II and private appointed counsel. [Effective 7/1/24] D. Conflicts with Current Clients: 1. Counsel appointed by the Court shall not represent a defendant where an adverse witness or victim is a client currently being represented by such counsel. For the purposes of this rule, “currently being represented” means: a. A client who has an active, pending charge or violation of probation, b. A defendant for whom counsel is actively seeking post- judgment relief, or c. Counsel currently is counsel of record for a minor in a juvenile justice or dependency proceeding, whether or not there currently is a pending petition in such juvenile proceeding. [Effective 7/1/24] 2. Absent unusual circumstances, the fact that counsel represents a witness supporting the defendant will not disqualify counsel from representing the defendant. 3. A declaration of conflict under this section shall require the approval of a senior or supervising attorney. E. Former Clients as Witnesses or Victims: 1. A declaration of conflict shall not be made merely from the fact that a former client is a victim or witness in the current action. 2. A declaration of conflict may be made if all of the following circumstances are present: a. Counsel is in possession of confidential information concerning the former client. “Confidential information” does not include information that is part of the public record or may readily be obtained by opposing counsel, such as records of conviction, employment and school records. b. The confidential information is relevant to the current proceeding. c. Counsel will or may be called upon to use the confidential information against the former client in the defense of the client in the current case. 3. A declaration of conflict under this section shall require the approval of a senior or supervising attorney. Declaration of Conflict in Other Circumstances: a. Merely because a conflict existed in the past does not mean that there is a conflict in the current case. Each case is to be evaluated as to current conflicts. It is presumed, for example, that the Public Defender shall represent a defendant on a current probation violation, even though there had been a conflict in representation on the original case. b. Counsel may declare a conflict in the following additional cases: i. Where there is a substantial appearance of conflict. Examples of such circumstances include former clients who were frequently represented by counsel, or cases where the former client has had a recent and substantial case with counsel. ii. Where a witness or victim is a member of the office staff of counsel or a member of such staff’s family. Merely having knowledge of or acquaintance with the witness or victim shall not be grounds for a declaration of conflict of the entire office of counsel, but may warrant re-assignment of the case within counsel’s firm. iii. Where a former client seeks to set aside a conviction and there is a colorable claim of ineffective assistance of counsel. “Colorable claim” means one which would credibly establish the possibility that the prior counsel had failed to perform with reasonable diligence and that, in absence of counsel’s failings, the conviction would not have resulted. The colorability of the claim may be determined in a procedure generally in the style of a Marsden motion. iv. Suit against counsel by the current client unless the suit is patently frivolous, the suit is based on grounds already determined by the Court in a Marsden motion to be without merit, and there is no conflict of interest other than as reflected in the suit. (People v. Horton (1995) 11 Cal.4th 1068, 1104-1107.) v. Any other circumstance where counsel reasonable believes a conflict should be declared. c. A declaration of conflict under this section shall require the approval of a senior or supervising attorney. F. When a conflict is declared: 1. Conflicts shall be declared as soon as discovered. 2. Notice of the declaration of conflict made by the Public Defender shall be immediately given to the Conflicts Firm, including a brief explanation of the nature of the conflict. 3. Counsel shall safeguard any confidential information obtained from a client to avoid any unnecessary “contamination” of other counsel. 4. The file, absent any confidential information, shall promptly be given to the next appointed counsel. The following procedure shall be used when conflicts are discovered in cases in any department: If the conflict is declared in open court with Conflicts counsel present, the file shall be exchanged in open court. If Conflicts counsel is not present, the file shall be deposited in a box for that purpose located in the clerk’s office for the department. [Effective 7/1/08] 5. Whenever a conflict appears possible, particularly in a multiple defendant cases, counsel will conduct themselves in a manner to minimize conflicts in any realignment of counsel. 6. When a conflict is declared, the new attorney generally will assume representation of the client in all pending matters, even though no conflict exists as to the other matters. The Court shall inquire into the circumstances of the conflict, including, if necessary, holding proceedings in camera. Counsel, however, shall not be required to disclose confidential information, even to the Court. [Effective 7/1/08] RULE 40.8 SUBSECTION DELETED [Effective 7/1/23]
40.00 CRIMINAL RULES RULE 40.1 DEFINITION OF TERMS For the purpose of these rules the following terms and procedures shall apply: A. Early Status Conference (ESC): In misdemeanor cases where trial dates are not scheduled, all conference dates are ESCs. In felony cases, all conference dates prior to the preliminary hearing are ESCs. Responsible counsel for the defense and prosecution shall attend t
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-10-10 (California T4 Placer build 2026-10-10) from BenchPath custody ca/t4/ca-placer/docs/Local Rules of Court_Effective January 1 2026_FINAL_0.pdf (the court's rule book, its cover “Superior Court of California, County of Placer Local Rules of Court Price: $20.00 Revision: January 1, 2026”, as fetched 2026-10-10; 1566260 bytes, sha256 17cd12d45c63fb379e965d7c730b6e1f4d6629be9cb3cf233a810f15f977f9ac; 105 pages; this chapter PDF pages 59 to 69) with the shared verbatim composer (v2 reflow) and its strike-out: the book is a redline in place - the changes of January 1, 2026 printed in bold, the deleted words struck through - so the struck runs are taken out as chrome and each card carries the rules in force; each of the nine chapters composed from its own pages (PDF pages 9 to 81; each chapter begins at the top of a new page), from its heading (“10.00 LOCAL RULES – GENERAL” to “RULE 100.0 APPELLATE DIVISION AND APPEALS”) to its last rule's history note: each page's running header (“SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PLACER”) and its page number removed as chrome; lines reflowed into the rules' paragraphs, each rule's label and title (“RULE 10.1 SCOPE OF RULES FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT”) set as one line, as printed on one row; the strike report (review/strike-report-2026-10-10.txt) lists 43 struck runs on 12 pages - the 8 chapter pages (16, 21, 32, 33, 44, 45, 53 and 57) read by eye, crop by crop, and 4 pages of Appendix A; 12 whitespace-only fixes (build/book-fixes.json: Rule 10.10(B)'s “C through E.” rejoined, five rule headings rejoined with their wrapped lines and notes, Rule 10.27(F)'s and two other history notes or lines set as printed, Rule 20.13(B)'s “the form for” spaced where the strokes took the spaces, Rule 30.3's “Alameda County” rejoined, and Rule 40.6's motion caption and promissory note signature block set row by row) and no same-character fix; the vertical-gap, short-line, page-break, bold-line, false-break, fragment and row audits (custody file book_extra_audits.py) list candidates read one by one; proof 1 (whitespace-only) and proof 2 (same character multiset as the text layer minus chrome) pass. The cover, the purchase notice, the table of contents, the quick reference guide, Chapter 90.0 (a judge's vacation day: judicial administration, no card), the list of effective rules, the index and Appendix A (the local forms) belong to no card; Appendix B's four standing orders, scanned page images, are transcribed by eye and carded separately. Review note: Carried as printed: Rule 40.7's "counsel reasonable believes" and "post- judgment relief"; and Rule 40.6's motion form (Exhibit A) set row by row as its caption prints ("vs. ) REAL PROPERTY BOND").
Division XI: information forms for data processing (Rule 11.2); required action - action taken on all calendared cases and a future date always set (Rule 11.19); and pro tem judges - an attorney named as a plaintiff in a civil or small claims case may not sit as a judge pro-tem during the case or within six months following its resolution, nor one named as a defendant in two or more such cases (Rule 11.22). Rules 11.1, 11.3 to 11.5, 11.7 to 11.18, 11.20 and 11.21 are repealed, and Rule 11.6 (voluntary arbitration; see Local Rule 10.2) was repealed and renumbered.
Duval County's indigent-defense and magistration rules under the Texas Fair Defense Act (S.B. 7): who may be booked into the county jail and on what paper; arrest-case numbering; presentment to a magistrate within 48 hours (art. 15.16); the magistrate's warnings, counsel inquiry, interpreter duty, indigence determination and appointment of counsel within 24 hours of a request; the alternative appointment plan under art. 26.04(g)-(h) with annual applications, seven attorney categories (capital, first and second degree, third degree/state jail/misdemeanor, competency, appeals, post-conviction, extradition), CLE and experience standards, random rotation within each category, written acceptance within 48 hours, first contact by the end of the next working day, replacement and suspension of counsel, fee applications within five days of completing services and the compensation attachment ($500 pleas; $175/$150 hourly; $1,400 per jury-trial day; appellate caps); bail schedules by offense class with a personal bond office (fee $20 or 3%), pre-trial supervision and revocation hearings within two working days; arraignment settings and notice; repeal of conflicting rules.