The New York Amendment to Part I, Section C, Case Assignment, of the Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases, July 1, 2013, is an amendment to the original Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases that was issued by the New York State Unified Court System in July 2013. This amendment adds several provisions that clarify how pro SE cases should be assigned and adjudicated in New York State courts. The amendment specifically addresses two types of case assignments: (1) initial case assignment; and (2) subsequent case assignments. The amendment requires that initial case assignment be made to the appropriate court by the court administrator or designee. Any subsequent case assignment must be made by the court that has jurisdiction over the case. The amendment also provides guidance on how the court should assign pro SE cases, including considerations such as the complexity of the case, the availability of resources to the court, and the need for judicial economy. The New York Amendment to Part I, Section C, Case Assignment, of the Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases, July 1, 2013, is an important addition to the state's legal system as it provides guidance to courts on how to handle pro SE cases. This amendment is beneficial as it ensures that pro SE cases are handled efficiently and fairly.
The New York Amendment to Part I, Section C, Case Assignment, of the Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases, July 1, 2013, is an amendment to the original Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases that was issued by the New York State Unified Court System in July 2013. This amendment adds several provisions that clarify how pro SE cases should be assigned and adjudicated in New York State courts. The amendment specifically addresses two types of case assignments: (1) initial case assignment; and (2) subsequent case assignments. The amendment requires that initial case assignment be made to the appropriate court by the court administrator or designee. Any subsequent case assignment must be made by the court that has jurisdiction over the case. The amendment also provides guidance on how the court should assign pro SE cases, including considerations such as the complexity of the case, the availability of resources to the court, and the need for judicial economy. The New York Amendment to Part I, Section C, Case Assignment, of the Amended Plan for the Disposition of Pro Se Cases, July 1, 2013, is an important addition to the state's legal system as it provides guidance to courts on how to handle pro SE cases. This amendment is beneficial as it ensures that pro SE cases are handled efficiently and fairly.
