Illinois Order-General Civil **revised 2-10-09 is a set of rules governing civil procedures in the state of Illinois. It is a comprehensive set of rules that provide guidance for Illinois courts in handling civil matters, such as filing pleadings, conducting discovery, and scheduling hearings. The revised version of the Order-General Civil was issued on February 10, 2009. The Illinois Order-General Civil **revised 2-10-09 includes two main types of rules: the Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) and the Supreme Court Rules (SCR). The CCP sets out the procedures for filing, responding to, and disposing of civil cases in Illinois courts. The SCR provides guidance to the court on how to interpret and apply the CCP in specific situations. Additionally, the Illinois Order-General Civil **revised 2-10-09 includes several other sets of rules that govern various aspects of civil litigation in the state. These include the Supreme Court Rules on Electronic Filing, the Supreme Court Rules Governing Attorney Discipline and Disability, and the Supreme Court Rules on Pro HAC Vice Practice. The Order-General Civil also sets out rules on evidence, civil procedure, and judicial administration.