Court Appearance definition

Court Appearance means being in uniform and having to physically appear in court. A minimum of two (2) hours’ pay at the employee’s applicable rate of pay for each telephonic hearing. “Telephonic hearing” means appearing via telephone conference call to testify during administrative hearings concerning parole and probation proceedings.

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Court Appearance. A teacher called as a juror, or subpoenaed as a witness, as long as it does not involve an action brought by the subpoenaed teacher or the Association against the School Board or School District, will be paid according to either A or B or C below: A. Their regular earnings for the period of court appearance. The teacher will turn over to the District any fee received for such jury service. B. Their regular earnings for the period of court appearance, minus the amount of the fee received for such jury service. The teacher will keep the fee paid for such service. A receipt or other such evidence indicating the amount paid to the teacher must be submitted to the superintendent’s office. C. Their regular earnings for the period of court appearance, minus the amount of the fee offered for jury service, if the teacher chooses to waive receipt of the fee. Evidence of the amount offered to the teacher must be submitted to the Superintendent’s office.

Court Appearance. When an employee is subpoenaed for a court appearance regarding County business, the employee shall be paid at his/her regular rate of pay; provided that the compensation paid to him/her shall be reduced by an amount equal to any compensation he/she may receive for the court appearance. Bereavement Leave: An employee shall be allowed up to three (3) consecutive workdays time off with pay for death in the employee’s immediate family (as defined by applicable County rules and regulations). An additional leave of two (2) consecutive workdays shall be allowed for necessary funeral travel time when approved by the immediate supervisor. Work days are defined as the employee’s regular daily work schedule. An employee qualified for leave under the Oregon Family Leave Act (OFLA) will be allowed up to two (2) weeks of unpaid bereavement leave for the death of a family member qualified under OFLA. The

Examples of Court Appearance in a sentence

• You understand and agree that You will owe Us the Court Appearance Fee if We elect to allow You to cure the default after judgment is entered, and You also agree that We may require You to pay said Fee as a condition of allowing You, at our discretion, to cure a default after judgment is entered against You.

• These requests must be sent to the Accounting Section along with a copy of the subpoena and the record of Civil Court Appearance (SFPD 203) approved by the requesting employee’s commanding officer.

• Court Appearance In a case of absence from duty in response to a court subpoena or an administrative hearing arising out of a bargaining unit member's employment with the Okemos Public Schools there shall be deducted from the salary of same bargaining unit member the amount of any witness fee or other compensation, exclusive of any reimbursement paid specifically for expenses incurred by reason of such subpoena.

• In the event an employee is accused of an offence which requires a Court Appearance, the employee shall be given an automatic leave of absence without loss of seniority, but without pay.

• Substitutes: When an employee cannot fulfill duties due to an emergency situation as provided for in Article IX, Section 11, Court Appearance Leave; Section 10, Military Leave; or Section 12 Unpaid Leave of Absence, a vacant position will be declared by the district.

• Theses requests must be sent to the Accounting Section along with a copy of the subpoena and the record of Civil Court Appearance (SFPD 203) approved by the requesting employee’s commanding officer.

• If the Total Monthly Rent is subsidized by a government entity, the Court Appearance Fee will be 10% of Your share of Total Monthly Rent.

• The Court Appearance Fee shall be equal to ten percent (10%) of the Total Monthly Rent, and said Fee shall be in addition to late fees, court costs, attorney's fees, and any other monetary damages or costs arising under the terms of this Agreement.

• In the event that (i) We file, serve, and prosecute successfully a summary ejectment complaint or complaint for money owed against You and (ii) a judgment is entered against You, and (iii) if You fail to appeal the judgment within the legally proscribed timeframe, You shall owe Us -- in lieu of the Complaint Filing Fee -- a Court Appearance Fee in the amount described in Paragraph 1(I).

• Court Appearance - appearance in court as a litigant, to appear as a subpoenaed witness in court other than as a litigant or to respond to an official order from another governmental jurisdiction for reasons not brought about through the connivance or misconduct of the employee.

More Definitions of Court Appearance

Court Appearance. Any bargaining unit member shall receive paid time off upon receipt of a subpoena or court order requiring the employee to be a witness in a civil or criminal proceeding. The employee will receive a total of two (2) paid days for custody or child support hearings or appearances after having exhausted personal leave. Upon request, the District shall be provided with proof that the presence of the employee was required (copy of subpoena, order or summons). The employee may not receive paid time off for civil or criminal proceedings if the employee is a party to the proceedings. This leave shall not be used for litigation against the district (inclusive of unemployment or worker’s compensation hearings).

Court Appearance means a time when a Firefighter must appear or give testimony in any recognized departmental agency hearing which may compel his/her attendance whether by subpoena or by direction of his/her superior officer.

Court Appearance. Notify immediate superior in writing in advance a) if school district is involved and employee is a party of witness on behalf of the District to the action or b) if employee is involved as a plaintiff, defendant, witness in an action not involving the school District a) number of days necessary b) number of days necessary No deduction from accumulated allowance for (a) preceding Number of days absent deducted from accumulated allowance with deductions from salary equal to witness fees for (b) preceding Not applicable 1/200th of yearly salary each day of absence 11 Closing Title to Home: Approved if closing title to home must take place during working hours One day Deducted from accumulated allowance Same as above Special Conditions Entitlement Deduction Entitlement Exceeded or Absence not Approved 12 Illness in immediate family, relations or substitute parent, as defined: a) Immediate Family is defined as spouse, children, employee’s mother, father, sister or brother b) Relation is defined as grandparents, mother/father-in-law c) Substitute parent applies when the employee has lived with this person for at least twelve consecutive months A physician’s statement will be required if the employee’s presence was required and his/her absence exceeds the number of days allowed due to illness in immediate family, substitute parent or due to relation’s illness a), b) and c) Time off may be granted for a reasonable time at the discretion of the Superintendent of Schools Deducted from accumulated allowance Deducted from accumulated allowance Deducted from accumulated allowance Same as above Same as above Same as above 13 Death in Immediate Family or Relations as defined: Defined same as a, b, and c, immediately proceeding with the addition of items d and c a) Immediate Family – Maximum up to five days per death b) Relations – Maximum up to five days per death c) Substitute Parent – Maximum up to five days per death d) Brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law – one day per death e) Aunts, Uncles – Maximum – one day per death f) Effective December 22, 2016: Non-family – one day to attend funeral. No deduction No deduction No deduction Same as above Must notify immediate superior in writing in advance and may be required to submit proof of attendance Special Conditions Entitlement Deduction Entitlement Exceeded or Absence not Approved 14 Personal Reasons Maximum number of days per year – two days (effective with the 2017-2018 school year, four days). Personal days may not be u...

Court Appearance. A required appearance in court or before an administrative tribunal as a litigant, party, or witness under subpoena or order. A written request, including a copy of the subpoena or order, must be filed with the Assistant Superintendent, Human Resources, at least two (2) days prior to the absence.

Court Appearance. Appearance in court as a litigant; or as a witness under an official order. (A litigant is a party to the action such as the plaintiff or defendant.)