Designated Case definition

Designated Case means a case designated as a case in which the juvenile is to be tried in the same manner as an adult under section 2d of chapter XIIA of the probate code of 1939, 1939 PA 288, MCL 712A.2d.
Designated Case means single assignment cases, complex cases, all general civil cases (with the exception of small claims cases), misdemeanor appeals, misdemeanor writs, ex parte applications involving misdemeanor convictions, probate trust and decedent’s estate cases, family law dissolution cases (no other family law cases are Designated Cases), any case in which the parties have stipulated and the Court has designated that the case will be governed by these E-Filing Rules, any case designated by Court Order pursuant to CRC 2.253 and any other cases designated by the Court under these E-Filing Rules. A case provisionally complex pursuant to CRC 3.400(c), or otherwise designated by a party as complex, is not a Designated Case until such time as the Court enters a classification order pursuant to CRC 3.403. A matter becomes a Designated Case as of the date it is so designated.
Designated Case means single assignment cases, complex cases, all general civil cases (with the exception of limited unlawful detainer cases and small claims cases), misdemeanor appeals, misdemeanor writs, and ex parte applications involving misdemeanor convictions, any case in which the parties have stipulated and the Court has designated that the case will be governed by these E-Filing Rules, any case designated by Court Order pursuant to CRC 2.253 and any other cases designated by the Court under these E-Filing Rules. A case provisionally complex pursuant to CRC 3.400(c), or otherwise designated by a party as complex, is not a Designated Case until such time as the Court enters a

Examples of Designated Case in a sentence

  • The judge assigned to a Designated Case may order the parties to e-file papers previously conventionally filed.

  • A matter becomes a Designated Case as of the date it is so designated.

  • With the implementation of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), case management rests with the MCOs. Designated Case Management agencies serving CICS must be accredited according to the rules of the Department of Human Services.

  • If, due to a rule change, a case comes within the definition of a Designated Case after initiation, counsel and parties will not be required to re-file, re-serve, or translate into electronic format any previously filed and served documents.

  • The judge assigned to a Designated Case may order the parties to E-File papers previously Conventionally filed.

  • Counsel or parties in a Designated Case may apply to be excused from E-Filing Rules.

  • A case provisionally complex pursuant to CRC 3.400(c), or otherwise designated by a party as complex, is not a Designated Case until such time as the Court enters a classification order pursuant to CRC 3.403.

  • Review of the sanction(s) will be completed by a county Designated Case Worker (DCW) utilizing medical documentation of the disability at the time a sanction(s) was applied to the case.

  • Make the Regional Designated Case Management Agencies the Access Points to apply for the Waiver programs.

  • The Designated Case Worker may not be a Worker that ever applied a sanction to the case being reviewed.


More Definitions of Designated Case

Designated Case means either a prosecutor-designated case or a court-designated case.
Designated Case means single assignment cases, complex cases, all general civil cases (with the exception of limited unlawful detainer cases and small claims cases), misdemeanor appeals, misdemeanor writs, and ex parte applications involving misdemeanor convictions, any case in which the parties have stipulated and the Court has designated that the case will be governed by these E-Filing
Designated Case means single assignment cases, complex cases, all general civil cases (with the exception of small claims cases), misdemeanor appeals, misdemeanor writs, ex parte applications involving misdemeanor convictions,
Designated Case means single assignment cases, complex cases, all general civil cases (with the exception of limited unlawful detainer cases and small claims cases), any case in which the parties have stipulated and the Court has designated that the case will be governed by these E-Filing Rules, any case designated by Court Order pursuant to CRC 2.253 and any

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