Chapter 2 (Rules 2.0 to 2.13): a self-addressed, stamped envelope for the return of endorsed-filed copies, documents forwarded without one placed in a holding bin for thirty (30) days and then discarded (2.0); no document filed, received or forwarded to the Judge for review without the full, correct filing fee or an approved application for waiver of fees (2.1); the Court authorizes the Court Collection Division to verify the information in an Application for Waiver of Court Fees and Costs, with penalties assessed or the documents stricken on erroneous information, and within three years after the Court has granted a litigant permission to proceed in forma pauperis an order to pay all or a portion of the waived fees and costs on a change in financial condition (2.1); a $20 fee for filing a stipulation and order, regardless of its title (2.1); a $25 insufficient check charge in cash or cashier's check in addition to reimbursement for a returned check (CCP § 411.20), the papers covered by the returned check stricken from the Court's record if both are not paid (2.1); a courtesy copy of all e-filed documents filed in connection with a law and motion matter in excess of 10 pages submitted within one court day after filing (2.1); motions in limine and trial briefs filed five (5) court days prior to the trial date, the parties to lodge joint jury instructions in civil jury trials five (5) court days prior to the trial date with the instructions on which the parties do not agree tabbed, and family law trial briefs filed five (5) court days prior to the trial/hearing date with a courtesy copy for the trial judge (2.2); a document presented for filing on the day of the hearing filed in the courtroom in addition to the Processing Counter (2.2); a firm continuance policy - continuances of settlement conferences, case management conferences and trials requested with supporting declarations and the proper filing fee and heard by the Department or Judge assigned to the case (2.3); continuances of law and motion matters by written stipulation filed with the Court or by oral agreement with written notification and proof of service filed prior to the hearing, no matter continued more than twice without leave of court, and no continuance granted if requested less than five (5) court days prior to the hearing absent good cause (2.3); a $20 fee for the continuance of any calendared event continued at the request of a party, paid when the request is made, the event dropped from the calendar if the fee is not paid prior to the continued event (2.3); ex parte matters in strict accordance with CRC, Rule 3.1200 et seq. - the applicant to contact (530) 740-1800, option 8 to arrange an appointment for the presentation no later than the time set for notice, a courtesy copy of the request and its supporting documentation to the Court by 2:00 p.m. on the day prior to the hearing, applications for Orders to Shorten Time considered only with the proposed moving papers, and a processing fee of $40 if no hearing is required or $60 if a hearing is required (2.3); the clerk to enter open book attorney fees under CC § 1717.5(a) - $960, or 25 percent of the obligation, whichever is less, on an open book account for a debt of a natural person for personal, family or household purposes, and $1200, or 25 percent, for all other book accounts, on a declaration identifying the paragraph of the agreement - and in all other cases the Court to determine the reasonable fee under CCP § 585(a), on a showing verified by counsel that must conform to the requirements of Serrano v. Priest (1977) 20 Cal.3d 25 (2.3); claims for payment by the Court on the Superior Court of California General Claim form submitted to the Court Executive Officer or the Judge upon whose order the services were rendered, and a Petition to Establish Fact of Marriage in the form approved by the Court [YCSC Form FL03009] with its notice of hearing [YCSC FORM FL03010] and a filing fee of $435 (2.4); fax filings received at (530) 740-1801 with a fee of $20, plus $.50 per page, in addition to any other filing fee, paid no later than the business day after the transmission, under CRC 2.300 et seq. through a fax filing agency or by direct fax filing, and a $25 charge when a credit card charge is rejected (2.5); only the bailiff providing courtroom security, an individual described in PnC § 830.1(a) and State Traffic Officers not appearing as a party to carry a weapon into a courtroom, worn in a fashion where it is not visible unless in uniform, an individual not in uniform to notify the courtroom bailiff that he/she is armed (2.6); appropriate dress in any courtroom, the bailiff on duty with the authority to enforce it - no hats unless worn for religious purposes, shoes worn, no shorts, and no glasses with darkened lenses except when prescribed or worn for medical reasons (2.7); court reporters provided routinely only in proceedings involving LPS conservatorships, felony criminal and juvenile dependency and wardship and where the Court may be required by law on request to provide a transcript, other parties making their own arrangements with a reporting service, no court reporters or electronic recording regularly provided for requests for orders or motions in family law matters (CRC 5.123), a court reporter provided to a fee waiver litigant on a timely request - ten (10) or more court days before the hearing or trial, on Local Court Form YCSC G19075 - and recording other than by an official court reporter prohibited absent judicial permission (2.8); interpreters provided by the Court where the Court is required to do so by law, counsel to notify the Court fourteen (14) days before the hearing or a shorter time upon a showing of good cause (2.9); sanctions under CCP § 575.2 for failure to comply with the Local Rules (2.10); records requests under CRC 10.500 in writing to Heather Pugh, Court Executive Officer, 215 5th Street, Suite 200, Marysville (2.11); an elisor appointed on an application and proposed order that designate the Clerk of the Superior Court, County of Yuba, or the Clerk's designee, with a highlighted sample of each document to be signed, a declaration of specific facts establishing the necessity, an order that identify the documents and the signing location(s), the signing within three (3) court days, a notary the applicant must arrange for documents requiring notarization, and a $50 fee (2.12); all future case management, trial setting, settlement conference and trial dates automatically vacated when a case is removed to federal court or stayed in bankruptcy court, a follow-up case management conference set for six (6) months for status purposes, plaintiff's counsel to notify the Court with a photocopy of the endorsed-filed bankruptcy petition (2.13).
CHAPTER 2. GENERAL 2.0 PAPERS A. RETURN ENVELOPE A self-addressed, stamped envelope must be provided for the return of endorsed-filed copies. Documents forwarded without a return envelope will be placed in a holding bin for a period of thirty (30) days, after which time they will be discarded. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 7/1/01; Former subds. A-F revoked, 1/1/03, 7/1/07, revoked subds. B, 1/1/24 2.1
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-10-11 (California T4 Yuba build 2026-10-11) from BenchPath custody ca/t4/ca-yuba/docs/local-rules/72026-draft-yuba-county-local-rules-final-signed.pdf (the court's rule book, its cover “YUBA COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT LOCAL RULES OF COURT Effective July 1, 2026”, as fetched 2026-10-11; 927009 bytes, sha256 e73a52e8ecad1d72c9f145105639038844ab916d66f96af59a00dd2e1f2257e0; 52 pages; this part PDF pages 14 to 19, printed pages 4 to 9) with the shared verbatim composer (v2 reflow): the rules (PDF pages 11 to 48, printed 1 to 38) composed as one text, from the General Provisions' introduction to Rule 10.1, and cut at the introduction's first line and the ten chapter headings, each matched once as a whole line (a chapter may begin mid-page); each page's running header (“Superior Court of California, County of Yuba” with “Effective July 1, 2026”, or on PDF pages 46 to 48 “Effective January 1, 2026”) and its page number “- N -” at the bottom center removed as chrome (113 lines); lines reflowed into the rules' paragraphs, each rule's number set with its title as one line (“2.8 COURT REPORTERS”), each lettered or numbered subdivision starting a line, and each history line on a line of its own; Chapter 8's two ruled tables of local forms (PDF pages 42 to 45) set row by row, each row's cells left to right; the strike report (review/strike-report-2026-10-11.txt) finds no struck run; 12 whitespace-only fixes (build/book-fixes.json: the introduction's first defined term set on its own line; in Rule 1.2 “Senior Clerks” and in Rule 1.3 six assignment rows, each set on its own line; Rule 2.11's street address set on its own line; two paragraph breaks the reflow closed, in Rules 2.8(A) and 7.1(B); one false break inside Rule 5.1(I) rejoined); the vertical-gap, short-line, page-break, fragment and row audits (custody file book_extra_audits.py; review/book-extra-audits-2026-10-11.txt) list candidates read one by one (build/book_fixes.py); proof 1 (whitespace-only) and proof 2 (same character multiset as the text layer minus chrome) pass. The cover, the adoption page, the list of each rule's effective or latest amendment date (PDF pages 3 to 5), the table of contents (PDF pages 6 to 10) and the index (PDF pages 49 to 52) belong to no card. Review note: The court's Transcripts page (held) says a fee waiver request on local form G19075 is filed “at least 10 calendar days before the date set for the proceeding” and cites “Yuba County Superior Court Local Rule 2.10”, while Rule 2.8 makes a request timely “ten (10) or more court days before the hearing or trial”; its Security page (held) quotes the dress policy as “Local Rules of Court 2.9”, the rule's number before it was renumbered (now Rule 2.7); and Rule 2.8 itself refers to “YCROC 2.10A, B and C”, the rule's own former number. The Local Forms page still links Judge Givens's Guidelines with Respect to Attorneys Fees Awards in Civil Default Judgments of August 10, 2005 (held), with open book fees of $800 and $1,000, while Rule 2.3(C) sets $960 and $1200 (a review task).
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.
California > Third Appellate District > Yuba County > Superior Court of California, County of Yuba
CHAPTER 2. GENERAL 2.0 PAPERS A. RETURN ENVELOPE A self-addressed, stamped envelope must be provided for the return of endorsed-filed copies. Documents forwarded without a return envelope will be placed in a holding bin for a period of thirty (30) days, after which time they will be discarded. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 7/1/01; Former subds. A-F revoked, 1/1/03, 7/1/07, revoked subds. B, 1/1/24 2.1 PAYMENT OF FILING FEES A. FILING FEE Documents shall not be filed, received, or forwarded to the Judge for review unless the full, correct filing fee, or an approved application for waiver of fees, accompanies such document. B. FEE WAIVERS 1. VERIFICATION OF INFORMATION PROVIDED IN APPLICATION Superior Court of California, County of Yuba hereby authorizes the Court Collection Division, or his/her agents, to verify all information provided in the Application for Waiver of Court Fees and Costs (hereinafter called "Application"). Should erroneous information be discovered, penalties may be assessed and/or the documents filed thereunder may be stricken by the Court. 2. RECOVERY OF WAIVED FEES At any time within three years after the Court has granted a litigant permission to proceed in forma pauperis, the Clerk or Court Collection Division may notify the Court of any change in financial condition, which may enable the litigant to pay all, or a portion of the fees and costs, which had been waived. The Court may authorize the Clerk or the Court Collection Division to require the litigant to appear before and be examined by the Court. The Court may then order the litigant to pay to the Court such sum and in such a manner as the Court deems appropriate given the litigant's ability to pay. Amended 7/1/07; Amended 1/1/13;Amended 7/1/22 C. STIPULATION AND ORDER The fee for filing a stipulation and order, regardless of the title of said document, is $20. Unless such fee accompanies the document(s) when presented, the documents will not be processed. D. RETURNED CHECKS Pursuant to CCP § 411.20 regarding a check which is returned without payment, the payor shall pay, in addition to reimbursement for the returned check, $25 insufficient check charge to Superior Court of California, County of Yuba in cash or cashier's check. If both the reimbursement and the insufficient check charge are not paid within said time limit, any papers covered by the returned check will be stricken from the Court's record. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 7/1/01, 1/1/03 E. COURTESY COPIES A Courtesy copy of all e-filed documents filed in connection with a law and motion matter in excess of 10 pages shall be submitted to the court within one court day after filing. Effective 1/1/20; Amended 7/1/22 2.2 TIME FOR FILING PAPERS A. MOTIONS IN LIMINE; TRIAL BRIEFS 1. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL Motions in limine and trial briefs must be filed five (5) court days prior to the trial date or at such other time as the Court may order. 2. CIVIL JURY TRIALS The parties will lodge joint jury instructions five (5) court days prior to the trial date or at such other time as the court may order. The joint instructions will include all instructions to be offered by any party. Any instructions on which the parties do not agree will be tabbed. 3. FAMILY LAW Trial briefs must be filed five (5) court days prior to the trial/hearing date, with a courtesy copy provided for the trial judge. B. FILING OF LATE MOTION PAPERS Any document presented for filing on the day of the hearing shall be filed in the courtroom in addition to the Processing Counter. Amended 7/1/07; 1/1/13, Former subds. 4, 4C revoked, Amended 1/1/24 2.3 CALENDARED MATTERS A. CONTINUANCES 1. TRIALS, SETTLEMENT CONFERENCES, CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES This Court practices a firm continuance policy. Requests for continuances of settlement confer-ences, case management conferences, or trials, whether contested or uncontested, are to be re-quested with supporting declarations and proper filing fee. Motions for continuance shall be heard by the Department or Judge assigned to the case. 2. LAW AND MOTION MATTERS Requests for continuances of Law and Motion matters shall be made as follows: a. By written stipulation of the parties or counsel filed with the Court; or b. By oral agreement of the parties, provided the requesting party files with the Court, prior to the date and time set for the hearing, written notification with proof of service to opposing party/counsel. c. No law and motion matter will be continued more than twice without leave of court first obtained. d. No continuance will be granted if requested less than five (5) court days prior to the date set for hearing absent a showing of good cause. Amended 1/01/17 3. FEE FOR CONTINUANCE OF CALENDARED EVENT The fee for continuance of any calendared event, which is continued at the request of a party, is $20. This fee is payable at the time the request is made, whether orally or in writing. If the request is made orally in open court, the Clerk's minutes shall reflect who made the request and whether the $20 fee was paid. If the $20 fee is not paid prior to the date of the continued event, the event will be dropped from the calendar, to be reset only upon the re-filing of all moving papers. Superior Court of California, County of Yuba will not accept a portion of the $20 nor be responsible for collecting the balance from the other party. The entire $20 is due immediately upon the request being made. B. EX PARTE APPLICATION/ORDER 1. SUBMITTING PLEADINGS AND/OR SCHEDULING HEARINGS a. All ex parte matters shall be conducted in strict accordance with CRC, Rule 3.1200 et seq. b. Except for matters for which no personal appearance is required per CRC, Rule 3.1207, the ex parte applicant, or his or her counsel shall contact the judicial sec-retary, (530) 740-1800, option 8 to arrange an appointment for presentation of the application no later than the time set for notice to the opposing party. c. A courtesy copy of the ex parte request and all supporting documentation shall be provided to the Court by 2:00 p.m. on the day prior to the scheduled hearing. d. Ex parte applications for Orders to Shorten Time will be considered only when accompanied by the proposed moving papers. Orders to Shorten Time will be filed only when the motion has been previously filed or is simultaneously filed. e. Ex parte applications will be heard only after each party with papers to present has given them to the Court and other counsel who appear, and after both Court and counsel have had adequate time to review them. Therefore, whenever practicable, moving papers should be served on the affected party or that party’s attorney by personal delivery, fax, express mail, or similar means before the hearing. 2. FILING FEE The fee for processing an ex parte application is $40, if no hearing required $60 if hearing is re-quired, which fee shall accompany the moving documents in addition to any other filing fee, which may be due (i.e., first paper filing, motion fee, etc.) Effective 7/1/99, Amended 1/01/17, Amended 7/1/22 C. ATTORNEY FEES 1. ATTORNEY FEES IN CIVIL MATTERS When the Clerk will enter Judgment for Attorney Fees: Open Book Fees: If the complaint pleads a cause of action on Open Book Account for a debt owing by a natural person for goods, money or services, which were primarily for personal, family, or household purposes, the clerk, will enter a requested award of attorneys’ fees of $960, or 25 per-cent of the obligation, whichever is less. For all other book accounts, attorneys fees will be $1200, or 25 percent of the obligation, whichever is less. CC § 1717.5(a). If, however, there is a written agreement between the parties signed by the party to be charged, open books fees will not be entered unless the agreement contains a statement that the prevailing party in any action between the parties is entitled to fees provided by § 1717.5. Persons requesting that the clerk enter an award of open book fees must submit a declaration identifying the paragraph of the parties’ agree-ment compliant to the requirements of § 1717.5. If the agreement is not appended to the complaint, it must be appended to the declaration. All Other Cases: Because the Yuba County Superior Court does not have an attorney’s fees schedule, the Clerk will not ministerially enter an award of attorneys’ fees in any other circumstance. Rather, the Court will determine the amount of the reasonable fee. CCP § 585 (a). When the Court will enter Judgment for Attorneys fees: Contract/Statutory Fees: Because the Yuba County Superior Court does not have an attorneys fee schedule, in contract cases where the contact provides for attorneys fees to the prevailing party, or in cases where entitlement to fees is established by statute (excluding open book accounts.), application must be made for the Court to fix the amount of the reasonable fee. CCP § 585(a). Sufficiency of Showing: A showing sufficient to support an award of attorney’s fees must be verified by counsel, and must conform to the requirements enunciated in Serrano v. Priest (1977) 20 Cal.3d 25, 48-49. Declarations which state a claim for fees with no itemization, or which otherwise present insufficient evidence for the court to make the so-called “lodestar” determination will be rejected. Amended 1/01/17 2.4 LOCAL FORMS A. PAYMENT OF CLAIMS Any party submitting a claim for payment by the Court, whether for services rendered per court order or related expenses, must submit his/her claim upon the Superior Court of California General Claim form. The top half of the form must be completed by the claimant, dated and signed, and must include claimant's Social Security number and/or federal tax identification number. The completed form must be submitted to the Court Executive Officer or the Judge upon whose order the services were rendered. B. PETITION TO ESTABLISH FACT OF MARRIAGE A Petition to Establish Fact of Marriage shall be submitted in the form approved by this Court [YCSC Form FL03009], accompanied by local form Notice of hearing re Petition to Establish Fact of Marriage [YCSC FORM FL03010]. The filing fee is $435. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 1/01/17, Subd (B) Amended & Relettered; Subd(C) Relettered effective 1/1/24 2.5 FACSIMILE FILINGS/FEES A. COURT FAX NUMBERS Documents shall be received for fax filing at (530) 740-1801. B. FAX FILING FEE The filing fee of facsimile filings is $20, plus $.50 per page, in addition to any other filing fee required (i.e., motion fee.) The fax filing fees must be paid no later than the business day after the transmission of the fax filing. If all charges and fees are not included when the original document is received by the Court, the original document shall not be filed. The court accepts documents for fax filing in accordance with CRC 2.300 et seq. The court accepts fax filing both through a fax filing agency pursuant to CRC 2.303, and by direct fax filing pursuant to CRC 2.304. The court accepts payment by credit card in accordance with CRC 2.304 (e). If the charge is rejected in accordance with CCP 411.20 the payor shall pay, in addition to the applicable filing fee(s), $25 charge payable to the Superior Court of California, County of Yuba in cash or cashier’s check or by credit card. No papers will be filed until the fees and $25 have been received by the court. Revised 7/1/11; Amended 1/1/13 2.6 PROHIBITION OF FIREARMS IN THE COURTROOM The only individuals who may carry a weapon into a courtroom are: (1) the bailiff(s) providing courtroom security; (2) an individual described in PnC § 830.1(a); (3) State Traffic Officers in the employ of the Cali-fornia Highway Patrol, unless the individual is appearing as a party to the action before the Court. Unless the individual is in uniform, any weapon must be worn in a fashion where it is not visible. An indi-vidual not in uniform who is authorized to carry a weapon pursuant to this rule shall notify the courtroom bailiff of the fact that he/she is armed. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 1/1/05; Subd (2.8) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.7 DRESS POLICY All persons who appear in any courtroom shall dress appropriately. The bailiff on duty, under the supervi-sion of the judges, shall have the authority to enforce this rule and prevent the public or any other person with inappropriate attire from entering the courtroom. Hats shall not be permitted unless worn for religious purposes. Shoes shall be worn. Shorts shall not be worn. Glasses with darkened lenses shall not be permitted except when prescribed or worn for medical reasons. Effective 7/1/01, Amended 1/1/05; Subd (2.9) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.8 COURT REPORTERS A. REPORTED PROCEEDINGS Notice is hereby given that Superior Court of California, County of Yuba does not routinely provide court reporters, except in proceedings involving LPS conservatorships, felony criminal and juvenile dependency and wardship, and other proceedings where the Court may be required by law on request to provide a transcript of proceedings. Parties who desire to have a court reporter present for any other proceedings must make their own arrangements with any reporting service they desire. The court shall provide court reporters in accordance with Gov. Code §68086 and CRC 2.956. Pursuant to CRC 5.123 Yuba County Superior Court does not regularly provide court reporters or electronic recording for requests for orders or motions in family law matters. Parties may obtain a reporter for proceedings other than those listed in YCROC 2.10A, B and C by making their own arrangements with a court reporting service. Court-provided court reporters in cases involving fee waiver litigants. Upon receipt of a timely request from a litigant who has been granted a fee waiver under Government Code section 68631 et seq., the Court shall provide a court reporter for any hearing or trial. Parties who have not been granted a fee waiver will be required to pay any applicable court reporter attendance fee, pursuant to Government Code 68086. A request for a court-provided court reporter is timely if it is made ten (10) or more court days before the hearing or trial is to be held. The request must be made by filing Local Court Form YCSC G19075. Recording of proceedings, other than by an official court reporter, is prohibited, absent judicial permission. Effective 7/1/99, Amended 1/01/20; Subd (2.10) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.9 COURT INTERPRETERS Interpreters are provided by the Court in actions where the Court is required to do so by law. In such cases, counsel shall notify the Court that an interpreter is required fourteen (14) days before the hearing or a shorter time upon a showing of good cause. Effective 1/01/17; Subd (2.11) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.10 SANCTIONS Failure to comply with any provisions of the Local Rules may result in the imposition of sanctions pursuant to CCP § 575.2. Effective 1/1/05; Subd (2.12) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.11 RECORD REQUESTS Records requests made pursuant to CRC 10.500 et., seq. must be made in writing and addressed to: Heather Pugh, Court Executive Officer 215 5th Street, Suite 200 Marysville, CA 95901 Effective 7/1/22; Subd (2.13) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.12 ELISORS Where one of the parties fails to execute a document necessary to carry out a court order, the Clerk of the Superior Court or the Clerk’s authorized representative or designee may be appointed as an elisor to sign the document. When applying for the appointment of an elisor, the application and proposed order must designate “The Clerk of the Superior Court, County of Yuba Heather Pugh or the Clerk’s Designee” as the elisor. An application for appointment of an elisor shall be made by filing an application and proposed order. The Application for Appointment of Elisor shall have as an attachment a sample copy of the document(s) to be signed by the elisor. The sample copy shall be highlighted in the location(s) where the elisor is to sign his/her name. Beneath the signature line(s) on the sample copy the moving party shall print the language being requested to identify the elisor’s signature. The declaration supporting the application must include specific facts establishing the necessity for the appointment of an elisor. The proposed order shall clearly identify the document(s). A deed must state the type of deed (i.e. grant deed, interspousal transfer deed, etc.) Escrow documents must be listed separately (i.e. Escrow Instruction Dated, Disclosure Regarding Real Estate Agency Relationship, Hazards Report, etc.). The order shall describe the exact location(s) in the document(s) where the elisor is to sign and identify the name of the party for whom the elisor is signing. If the Court grants the application for appointment of an elisor, the Clerk’s Office will arrange for a time for the actual signing of the documents. The appointed elisor has up to three (3) court days to complete the actual signing of the documents. Any exceptions to the three-day period shall be addressed on a case-by-case basis by the Court. If the elisor is signing documents requiring notarization, the applicant must arrange for a notary to be pre-sent when the elisor signs the document(s) in the event one is not available at the Court. A $50 fee is due and payable to the Superior Court State of California, County of Yuba. Effective 7/01/22; Amended 7/1/22; Subd (2.14) renumbered effective 1/1/24 2.13. FUTURE CALENDAR DATES VACATED When a case is removed to federal court or stayed in bankruptcy court, all future case management, trial setting, settlement conference, and trial dates are automatically vacated. The Case Management Confer-ence Clerk will set a follow-up case management conference for six (6) months from the date of re-moval/stay for status purposes only. Counsel for plaintiff shall so notify the Court by submitting a photocopy of the endorsed-filed bankruptcy petition.
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.