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Running-Advice.com -- Marathon Running Information, Coaching and Advice from Coach Joe English
Bottom line: having painful, achy legs after a run is very common for most runners. A better way to ask this question is not whether it is normal to hurt, but whether the pain that you feel after running is within the bounds of normal for your level of fitness and experience.
But first, one ground rule to keep in mind: if a pain starts during a run and gets progressively worse, you should stop running. This is a sign that something is wrong. With rubbing, pulling or tearing of muscles, you'll feel the pain when the problem starts and it will progressively worsen. For example, those of you that suffer from IT Band problems are feeling the rubbing of soft-tissue on bone in the knee and the prolonged exercise makes it hurt more and more over the course of the run. These are not the types of aches and pains that are normal for runners.
The type of aches and pains that we are talking about are the aches and pains that more typically come on after running. These aches and pains are typically the result of your muscles tightening up after a long fatiguing effort, but they aren't normally associated with any particular trauma or injury. You might also characterize these feelings as soreness, stiffness or tightness.
Usually this type of pain will be most pronounced in your quads (thighs), hamstrings (upper back of leg), hip-flexors, or glutes (the muscles in your butt). Running a long distance down hill, or a series of steep down-hills, will often result in more pain in your quads. Running up hill will work your glutes harder, so they may be more sore. And when running on flat terrain for extended periods of time the hip-flexors may be the most unhappy with you.
Why and when?
Pain in your leg muscles is the direct result of the repetition of running. The longer that you run, the more repetition. The less long-distance running that you've done, the less accustomed to it are your legs. After long periods of running, your muscles get fatigued, they run out of muscle energy and they may even get stretched more than normal. After taking thousands, or hundreds of thousands of running steps, the muscles that support your body weight are fatigued, damaged, and in need of repair.
Normally the stiffness or pain will begin within a couple of hours of the end of the run and can be most painful about 24 hours after the run. I've personally found that my hip-flexors tighten up the most quickly and feel the worst when I get up after sitting or laying down in the afternoon after a long run. The heavy duty stiffness and soreness in my quads often hits later and can be most intense the next afternoon.
How much should it hurt?
It's hard to put a scale to the amount of hurt that you'll feel after a long run, but you can expect that your legs are going to be the most sore after you've done your longest runs of the week. Especially for new runners that are ramping their distance, the first time at each new distance is most likely going to cause some pain. So if you run a new distance (say 10 miles) and then run it again the next week, you'll likely feel better after the second run, but the hurt will be back after your 12 miler a couple weeks later.
When you're pushing your distance out, meaning going further than you have before, those last few miles will be the toughest on the body. But those last few miles are what force the body to respond and make changes. The next time you run that distance, you'll feel better afterward, because the body will be better prepared. This is the manner in which we progress to longer distances: we push further, the body responds (often felt through aches and pains), the body recovers, then we push further again.
Beginner runners will often have stiff to very sore quads after long runs and they might expect to look a little bit like Frankenstein as they creak around on legs that aren't bending in their normal ways. This will be especially true after your first marathon if the race is 4-6 miles longer than your previous longest run – which is typical since most training plans top out at 20-22 miles.
More experienced runners will be sore after their long runs too, especially if it has been awhile since they've run long. If, for example, a runner has been off for the Winter and they're just starting to hit longer distances again, the soreness and pain may be back. Experienced runners will also be more sore after more intense runs over long distances. As they challenge themselves by pushing harder at distances they've run before, the pain will be more acute.
How long should it hurt?
After a really long effort it is normal to feel discomfort, pain or tightness for two to three days afterward. More experienced runners will recover faster and beginning runners might even take longer than a few days. One way that I build this in to my runners' schedules is that I usually plan an off-day after a long run and then schedule speed work in the evening on the second day after. This gives my runners a bit longer recovery time and if they show up to practice Monday really toasted (after a long Saturday run), I will lighten up their workout even further to give them more recovery.
In most cases, runners will be less sore each time they run a particular distance, so long as there is enough time between the efforts to let the body recover. I typically increment long runs by 2 miles every other week, with a two mile decline in mileage on the alternating week. (For example 8, 6, 10, 8.) This increases the distance, gives the body a good long recovery and then increases the distance again.
For more experienced runners, the pain will typically resolve itself much more quickly. Unless you've put yourself through a very high-intensity long run, most advanced runners should be pretty much pain free within 24 hours of a run. That is not to say that they'll be fully recovered, but the soreness should have subsided within about 24 hours or so.
Some abnormal pains
Since it's hard to quantify pain and soreness down into specific guidelines, I thought I'd also point out some problem areas that may be more serious concerns. The items on the list below are symptoms of specific injuries that need to be treated. Here are a few things to look out for that would not be in the category of normal pain and soreness:
1) pains that begin during a run and get progressively worse;
2) pain in the shins, Achilles tendons, the bottom of the foot, the ankle or the abdomen;
3) pain that you feel in the first mile or so of a run that goes away and then comes back after the run;
4) pains that you feel consistently on every run in a particular part of your body;
5) soreness, stiffness or tightness after your shorter daily runs after a few weeks of consistent running.
What can you do to lessen soreness and pain?
There are some things that you can do that will lessen the length of time that you feel pain and the amount of soreness caused by long runs. Here are some things that will most likely help:
1) Manage your distance – Increasing distance slowly and allowing enough time for recovery between runs will give the body more of a chance to recover, which will lessen the pain after longer runs.
2) Ice baths – many of my runners swear by a good ice bath and feel that they are both less sore and sore for less time if they get their legs into cold water after a long run. What I normally do is fill the tub half-way up with cold water and then drop a bucket of ice in it. Put a sweat-shirt on (or wrap your top half in a blanket) and drop yourself into the water. The first minute is the worst thing you'll ever feel, but after that it gets better. Stay in the water for 10-12 minutes. This should help your legs feel a lot better.
3) Stretching – don't forget to stretch out immediately after a run. Sometimes runners seem to forget to stretch after their long runs, as they're busy looking for food, dry clothes, and a bed to nap in. In addition to stretching right after a run, stretching again an hour, or a few hours later, often helps with tightness as well. Be careful not to overstretch muscles after long runs. Your muscles will be quite pliable after a long run and you can easily damage them.
4) Professional stretching – there are some practitioners out there that offer services like "advanced isolated stretching" which can really help after long runs. I first tried AIS after an Ironman (both right after and the next day) and it really seemed to help. In AIS (or similar services), a person will help stretch out particular trouble spots to realign the muscle fibers, thus speeding your recovery.
5) Sport massage – Sports massage may help loosen the muscles. However, most people would advise not to have a rigorous massage on the quads and leg muscles within 24 hours of completing a marathon.
6) Walking and light activity – Dropping yourself onto the couch or a bed right after you get out of the showers will most likely tighten you up and make the stiffness worse. I try to stay active in the afternoon after a long effort, which seems to help keep me from tightening up.
7) Drinking lots of water – One effective tool in speeding your recovery and keeping yourself from post-run pain is to drink plenty of water. Hydrating well after a run helps flush out toxins that are building up in the muscles as repair work is underway. Drink 32 ounces of water or sport drink in the first half-hour after finshing a long run, then keep the fluid coming for the next few hours. You should also try to get in about 15G of protein in the first half-hour of the run to help your recovery.
Summary: It's a safe bet that your legs are going to be sore after your long runs, especially as you move up to new distances. This is a normal result from the pounding and long repetition of running. As a runner, you should focus on methods that help relieve the symptoms; make sure that you don't have real traumatic injuries; and manage your schedule to give yourself adequate recovery. As time goes on, although the soreness and pain may not completely go away, it will most likely be over sooner and get less in the way of your workout plans and your life.
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Coach Joe English, Portland Oregon, USA
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Prospect of the Week: September 24, 2013
We continue our Prospect of the Week award this season, an honor (virtually) given to one Tampa Bay Lightning prospect for their recent contributions on and off the ice.
The Prospect of the Week for September 24, 2013 – our first of the season – is … Adam Erne, Tampa Bay (NHL) and Quebec (QMJHL).
Like we've been saying, it's Adam Erne's world.
When Lightning General Manager Steve Yzerman passed on defenseman Seth Jones in the first round at this summer's entry draft in favor of dynamic winger Jonathan Drouin, we figured Yzerman's target in the second round would be a defenseman or power forward.
The Hall of Fame center-turned-general manager picked the latter at No. 33 when he chose Erne, a 6-1, solidly built winger from the Quebec Remparts. Erne was coming off a year in which he led the Remparts in scoring, but questions remained about his workout habits and hands. One draft previewer questioned Erne scoring only 28 goals on a team stacked with skill.
Someone forgot to tell Erne that he didn't have goal scorer's hands last week.
Erne made his NHL preseason debut on Wednesday in Orlando for the Lightning, scoring twice in regulation then adding the shootout winner in a 4-3, come-from-behind win over the Blues.
He scored on a deflection in traffic from the crease then later on a savvy move around NHL goaltender Brian Elliot. In the shootout he paused with the puck on his forehand before roofing a wrist shot into the top corner, stick side.
Unfortunately, he also took a bad check-to-the-head penalty, earning him a three-game preseason suspension. The Lightning, who likely didn't have any intention of keeping him on its NHL roster anyway, quickly sent Erne back to Quebec to rejoin his Rempart teammates who had started the year 0-2-1-0.
Erne and his "suspect hands" had a hat trick in his first game on Sunday, a 6-2 win over Rimouski. It was the Remparts' first win of the season. Of course, Erne also had four minutes in penalties in the first period. Someone probably questioned his hands and he retaliated.
Erne projects as a top-6 winger at the NHL level who is willing and able to go into the corners and high traffic areas to gain possession and score goals. His player type isn't as common as it once was, but the good thing is his talent floor isn't too far from his ceiling. At the least, he has the smarts and grit to be a third or fourth line NHLer. At most, a dependable, underrated scoring liner.
A smart draft pick for Yzerman.
We anticipate Erne leading or coming close to leading the Remparts in scoring again this year. We also think he can be among those fighting for the league scoring title – which would have been won last year by the aforementioned Drouin had he not played 19 fewer games than PEI's Ben Duffy. Erne will miss some games, too, as he is expected to suit up for Team USA during the World Junior Championships after Christmas.
The future is bright for this Connecticut-born forward. His "Best. Week. Ever." included six total goals in two games in two leagues… and now a Prospect of the Week award.
2012-2013 Prospect of the Week winners:
May 1, Tyler Johnson, C, Syracuse, AHL-USA
April 25, Tyler Johnson, C, Syracuse, AHL-USA
April 17, Nikita Kucherov, RW, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
April 10, Cedric Paquette, C, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL-Canada
April 3, Matthew Peca, W, Quinnipiac, NCAA-USA
March 25, Tyler Johnson, C, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
March 19, Dylan Blujus, D, Brampton, OHL-Canada
March 12, Radko Gudas, D, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
March 4, Ondrej Palat, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
February 25, Ondrej Palat, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
February 19, Nikita Kucherov, W, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
February 12, Alex Killorn, C/W, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
February 5, Cory Conacher, W, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
January 30, Nikita Kucherov, W, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
January 23, Cory Conacher, W, Tampa Bay, NHL-USA
January 15, Artem Sergeev, D, Val-d'Or, QMJHL-Canada
World Juniors break
December 17, Alex Killorn, C/W, Syracuse, AHL-Canada
December 10, Nikita Kucherov, RW, Rouyn-Noranda, QMJHL-Canada
December 3, Cedric Paquette, C, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL-Canada
November 25, Tyler Johnson, C, Syracuse, AHL-USA
November 20, Richard Panik, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
November 12, Alex Hutchings, W, Florida, ECHL-USA
November 5, Nikita Kucherov, W, Quebec, QMJHL-Canada
October 30, Slater Koekkoek, D, Peterborough, OHL-Canada
October 23, Dustin Tokarski, G, Syracuse, AHL-USA
October 15, Cory Conacher, W, Syracuse, AHL-USA
October 9, Cedric Paquette, C, Blainville-Boisbriand, QMJHL-Canada
October 2, Andrei Vasilevskiy, G, Ufa Jr, MHL-Russia
September 25, Andrei Vasilevskiy, G, Ufa Jr, MHL-Russia
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Apple's stock fell 2 percent this morning on a report that Foxconn was freezing hiring, as Apple's orders for iPhone 5s slowed down.
Foxconn tried to clarify why it has a hiring freeze, telling Bloomberg that it was not hiring new people because a high number of employees returned to work after the Chinese New Year.
Foxconn typically loses a certain percent of its staff after New Year, but this year, it lost less than expected, therefore it doesn't need to hire anyone.
It also tells Bloomberg that the hiring freeze is unrelated to iPhone 5 production.


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Seven Bulldogs Take Home Awards during Year-End Banquet
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The Yale University baseball team celebrated its year-end banquet on Thursday, electing junior shortstop/pitcher Cale Hanson (Katy, Texas) as captain for the 2014 season while also honoring seven players with team awards.
Hanson, one of the team's seven seniors in 2014, was the Bulldogs' starting shortstop in each of his first two seasons, but an injury limited his role this season and he spent most of the time in the bullpen as one of the team's top relievers. He was 1-2 in 12 appearances this season with two saves and a 3.79 earned run average. In his three years at Yale, Hanson has started all 98 games in which he appeared in the field. An All-Ivy League Second Team selection in 2012, Hanson has 105 career hits in 355 at-bats for a .296 career batting average, with 15 doubles and two home runs in his Yale career. He also has 21 pitching appearances in his three seasons with one start. On the mound, he owns a 4-3 career record with three saves and a 2.67 earned run average in his three seasons.
"Cale is a great choice among what was a great group of candidates," Yale head coach John Stuper said. "Being injured and not being able to play the field led Cale to focus on pitching and he did a great job for us there. He was vocal in the dugout when he wasn't on the mound and helped lead us. I look forward to his captaincy and his return to the field as we try to compete for a championship next year."
Chris Piwinski, the team captain in 2013, was given the George H. Walker, Jr. '27 Award as the team's Most Valuable Player during the 2013 season. Piwinski appeared in 36 games with 34 starts behind the plate. He hit .262 with 27 hits in 103 at-bats, including two doubles, nine RBIs and eight runs scored. In his four years at Yale, Piwinski played every infield position except first base.
The David M. Darst Hustle Cup (Rookie of the Year), which is presented to the freshman "who made the greatest contribution to the baseball team through desire, enthusiasm and hustle," was awarded to both Chris Moates and Brent Lawson. Moates became a key contributor on the pitching staff this season, making a team-high 13 appearances with four starts. He went 1-4 with one save with a 2.98 ERA and he was tied for second on the team in strikeouts with 29. Lawson appeared in 37 games with 35 starts, including 30 at third base. Among the team's regular starters, Lawson was second in hitting (.281), slugging (.336) and total hits (36), with a team-high seven doubles. He also had 13 RBIs and 17 runs scored.
The Paul Sortal Award, which is awarded to the player who maximizes his ability to the fullest was given to senior outfielder Cam Squires and sophomore outfielder Green Campbell. Squires made 23 appearances with 18 starts. He finished the season with a .236 average, with 13 hits in 55 at-bats, including two doubles. He led the team in sacrifice bunts (7) and was second in stolen bases (6). Campbell made 16 appearances in the outfield with 15 starts before his season was cut short by injury. He had a team-high .391 batting average with 18 hits in 46 at-bats.
The Burnat-Grass Teammate Award was given to junior first baseman Joe Lubanski. The award is given to the player "who best exemplifies the qualities of toughness, hard work, character and integrity, while putting the team above himself." The award is named after former Yale baseball players Kyle Burnat '05 and Nick Grass '05.
Junior starting pitcher Rob Cerfolio was presented with the Coach's Award, which is given to the player who desires team unity above all else. Cerfolio led the team with a 2.94 ERA in 49.0 innings pitched. He also led the team with 12 of his 29 strikeouts looking.
Squires was also honored with the Martin Griffin Award, which was instituted three years ago by Joe Conway '80 and Fred Berg '66 in honor of their mentor, Martin I.J. Griffin. The award is given to the graduating senior who is the team's most outstanding scholar-athlete. Squires, a Film Studies major, holds a 3.50 grade point average.
Report filed by Jon Erickson Jr., Yale Sports Publicity


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Feb. 15, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara University women's tennis team dropped a 7-0 decision to visiting Sacramento State today in cloudy and windy conditions at the Santa Clara University Tennis Center.
The Broncos fall to 3-3 on the season, while 75th-ranked Sacramento State improved to 4-2. Santa Clara played without the services of head coach Aby Ryan, who is battling bronchitis and spent time in the hospital during the week.
Top-seeded Bronco Christine Limbers dropped a 6-1, 6-4 match to Sacramento State freshman Margarita Karnaukhova. A native of Krasnovar, Russia, Karnaukhova is ranked 51st nationally and also teamed with Ann Roslund to earn an 8-5 doubles victory over Limbers and Kaloi.
Santa Clara returns to action Feb. 20-23 with three matches in Honolulu, Hawai'i. The Broncos will play dual matches against BYU-Hawai'i, San Diego State and the University of Hawai'i. Santa Clara returns home on March 1 for a West Coast Conference match against Saint Mary's.
Sacramento State 7, Santa Clara 0
Date: Saturday, February 15, 2003
Site: Santa Clara University Tennis Center
Weather: Cloudy & Windy, 58 degrees
1. Karnaukhova / Roslund (SAC) def. Limbers / Kaloi (SCU), 8-5
2. Fessenko / Sanches (SAC) def. Ashley Campbell / Cochrane (SCU), 8-3
3. Rivieccio / Abraham (SAC) def. Kawakami / Ruiz (SCU), 8-7 (4)
1. Margarita Karnaukhova (SAC) def. Christine Limbers (SCU), 6-1, 6-4
2. Roberta Fessenko (SAC) def. Janalle Kaloi (SCU), 6-4, 6-3
3. Ann Roslund (SAC) def. Catherine Cochrane (SCU), 6-1, 6-3
4. Petra Abraham (SAC) def. Pati Ruiz (SCU), 6-4, 3-6 (10-8 tiebreaker)
5. Amanda Sanches (SAC) def. Mariko Kawakami (SCU), 6-3, 7-5
6. Cristina Rivieccio (SAC) def. Nicole Jackson (SCU),6-1, 6-4
Records: Santa Clara 3-3, Sacramento State 4-2


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[Rev. 6/2/2018 2:16:17 PM--2017]
Effective May 18, 2012
and Including
Amendments Through February 5, 2018
Whereas, on December 19, 2011, the Honorable David A. Huff, Judge of the Tenth Judicial District Court filed a petition in this court seeking adoption of the Tenth Judicial District Court Rules; and
Whereas, this court has considered the petition and concludes that the proposed rule adoptions are warranted; accordingly,
It Is Hereby Ordered that the Tenth Judicial District Court Rules shall be adopted and shall read as set forth in Exhibit A; and
It Is Further Ordered that these rule adoptions shall be effective 30 days from the date of this order. The clerk of this court shall cause a notice of entry of this order to be published in the official publication of the State Bar of Nevada. Publication of this order shall be accomplished by the clerk disseminating copies of this order to all subscribers of the advance sheets of the Nevada Reports and all persons and agencies listed in NRS 2.345, and to the executive director of the State Bar of Nevada. The certificate of the clerk of this court as to the accomplishment of the above-described publication of notice of entry and dissemination of this order shall be conclusive evidence of the adoption and publication of the foregoing rules.
Dated this 18th day of April, 2012.
Nancy M. Saitta, Chief Justice
Michael L. Douglas Michael A. Cherry
Associate Justice Associate Justice
Mark Gibbons Kristina Pickering
Associate Justice Associate Justice
James W. Hardesty Ron D. Parraguirre
Associate Justice Associate Justice
Rule 1. Applicability and citation of rules.
1. These rules shall be known and may be cited as the "Tenth Judicial District Court Rules," which may be referred to and abbreviated as "10JDCR." The word "rule" without further identification means one of the Rules of Practice.
2. In order to allow flexibility in the administration of the Tenth Judicial District Court, these rules may be supplemented by a "Standing Order Supplementing Local Rules" signed by the District Judge. The Standing Order shall be posted in the office of the Court Clerk.
3. These rules are intended to be supplemental to the District Court Rules (DCR) of the State of Nevada. The District Court Rules promulgated by the Nevada Supreme Court shall be applied whenever not inconsistent with these local rules. To the extent that these local rules are inconsistent with the District Court Rules promulgated by the Nevada Supreme Court, these rules shall be applied instead of the District Court Rules pursuant to DCR 5.
4. Whenever it appears to the Court that a particular situation does not fall within any of these rules, or that the literal application of a rule would work hardship or injustice in any case, the Court shall make such order as the interests of justice require.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 2. Organization of the Court.
1. The Tenth Judicial District is comprised of Churchill County and consists of one department.
2. The position of Child Support Master, pursuant to NRS 3.405, 125B.200(1), 425.381, and Chapter 130 is established and an appointment shall be made in the Standing Order.
3. The position of Juvenile Master, pursuant to NRS 62B.020 and 432B.470 et seq., is established and an appointment shall be made in the Standing Order.
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5. The Court Administrator shall be selected by the Court and is responsible for the administration of the rules, policies, and directives of the District Court. In addition to the duties prescribed below, the Court Administrator shall be denominated the clerk of the Court and shall perform all the statutory and other duties assigned to that office. The Court Administrator shall:
a. Supervise officers and employees of or serving the District Court, except for the staff of the District Judge;
b. Supervise the office of the Court clerk and the processing of all pleadings and papers related to Court business and the Court clerks;
c. Plan, organize, and direct the budgetary and fiscal operations of the District Court;
d. Plan for, organize, hire, train, and supervise all personnel deemed necessary to adequately conduct the operations of the District Court, except for the staff of the District Judge;
e. Monitor a system of internal controls, which includes payroll, purchasing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, information systems, and inventory, along with all other fiscal aspects of the District Court, including administration and jury services;
f. Expedite movement of the Court calendars and coordinate and monitor automated case management systems;
g. Supervise preparation and submission of reports and activities of the Court to state, regional, and local authorities as required;
h. Determine statistics to be gathered for the statewide uniform system of judicial records and manage the flow of information through and about the Court;
i. Direct research, evaluation, and monitoring and propose new and revised policies as necessary to improve Court operations;
j. Coordinate the calendars and activities of judges visiting from other jurisdictions and of hearing officers or masters assigned for specific purposes;
k. Represent the Court on regional, statewide, judicial, and justice system coordinating councils, conferences, conventions, and committees as assigned by the District Judge;
l. Handle public information and act as a liaison with other government executive, legislative, and judicial agencies in the community as assigned by the District Judge; and
m. Perform such other functions and duties as may be assigned by the District Judge.
6. The Court clerk's office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The hours for filing documents are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 3. Law and motion calendar.
1. The law and motion calendar shall be called as follows:
Tuesday of each week at 9:00 a.m.
2. When a legal holiday falls on Tuesday, the calendar affected by the holiday will be called on Wednesday of that week.
3. Except in cases of emergency, and with the District Judge's written approval, no matter will be placed on the law and motion calendar unless the clerk is notified not later than:
12:00 noon of the preceding Friday.
4. The following matters, if uncontested, may be set on any law and motion day upon request of counsel, without compliance with Rule 5:
a. Adoptions.
b. Divorces.
c. Annulments.
d. Estate proceedings.
e. Guardianships.
f. Name changes.
g. Termination of parental rights.
h. Default judgments.
i. Proceedings under the Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act.
j. Criminal arraignments, plea changes, and sentencings.
k. Juvenile proceedings.
l. Other similar matters.
5. If any matter, whether contested or uncontested, is expected to take longer than 10 minutes, the matter shall be scheduled for a separate time and shall not be placed on the law and motion calendar.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 4. Time; judicial days; service by mail.
1. In computing any period of time prescribed or allowed by these rules, by order of Court, or by any applicable statute, the day of the act, event, or default from which the designated period of time begins to run must not be included. The last day of the period so computed must be included, unless it is a Saturday, a Sunday, or a nonjudicial day, in which event the period runs until the end of the next day which is not a Saturday, a Sunday, or a nonjudicial day. When the period of time prescribed or allowed is less than 11 days, intermediate Saturdays, Sundays, and nonjudicial days must be excluded in the computation.
2. If any day on which an act required to be done by any one of these rules falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the act may be performed on the next succeeding judicial day.
3. Whenever a party has the right or is required to do some act or take some proceeding within a prescribed period after the service of a notice or other paper, other than process, and the notice or paper is served upon the party by mail, 3 days must be added to the prescribed period.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 5. Setting for trial or hearing.
1. Settings for trial or hearing will be made upon an "Application for Setting" being filed with the clerk and served on all other parties. The Court Administrator shall notify all parties of the date and time set for the trial or hearing.
2. The Court Administrator may provide each party with a setting questionnaire in a form prescribed by the Court. If so provided, the matter will be set for hearing at the earliest available date consistent with the Court's calendar and the calendars of those parties who have returned the questionnaire. The Court Administrator shall then notify all parties of the date and time set for the trial or hearing.
3. If a case is settled at any time, the Court Administrator shall immediately be notified.
4. Once set, a trial or hearing may only be removed from the calendar with the consent of the District Judge.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 6. Continuances. Continuances of any trial or hearing will be granted only:
1. Upon compliance with DCR 14;
2. Upon the Court's own motion when necessary by reason of the other business of the Court; or
3. Upon written stipulation of counsel, endorsed by all parties and filed not less than 24 hours prior to the trial or hearing, and with consent of the District Judge.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 7. Criminal trial status hearing. A status hearing for criminal trials shall be set, at least 1 week and at most 4 weeks, prior to the trial date. This will provide at least 5 days' notice of the status of the pending trial to all parties and the jury commissioner.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 8. Mandatory pretrial settlement conference for civil matters.
1. In all civil matters except those involving domestic relations matters (see Rule 24), the attorneys for the parties and any unrepresented parties shall appear before the Court for a pretrial settlement conference. Unless excused, all parties and their attorneys shall be present together with any other person necessary for settlement authority.
2. The purpose of the pretrial settlement conference will be to reach a settlement of the entire lawsuit or as many legal and factual issues as possible.
a. For those matters set for a jury trial, the pretrial settlement conference will be held with the District Judge.
b. For those matters set for a bench trial, the pretrial settlement conference may be held with the District Judge upon stipulation by all parties to the action or the parties may request that the conference be held with a Senior Judge. A stipulation by the parties to the District Judge holding the conference constitutes a waiver of any claim that the District Judge has an actual or implied bias solely by reason of the District Judge's participation in the pretrial settlement conference.
3. Additional matters that may be discussed at the pretrial settlement conference include, but are not limited to, the following:
a. The necessity or desirability of amendments to the pleadings;
b. Requirements with respect to trial briefs;
c. Requirements with respect to requests for jury instructions and suggested special questions to be asked by the Court on voir dire in cases to be tried by jury;
d. The number of expert witnesses to be permitted to testify on any one subject; and
e. Any other matter which may be relevant to the parties, process, pleading, or proof, with a view to simplifying the issues and achieving a just, speedy, and inexpensive determination of the case.
4. Any discussion with respect to settlement shall be entirely without prejudice and may not be referred to during the trial or in any arguments or motions, unless the Court for good cause permits it.
5. Upon conclusion of the pretrial settlement conference, if not previously set for trial, the Court will set the case for trial and enter such further orders as the status of the case may require.
6. Failure of any counsel to appear at the pretrial conference or to participate therein in good faith shall result in the Court making such orders as deemed appropriate, including the imposition of appropriate sanctions.
7. The filing of an NRCP 16.1 joint case conference report shall activate the scheduling process.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 9. Trial statements. At least 5 days prior to a civil trial, each party shall file and serve on all other parties a trial statement that shall set forth the following matters in the following order:
1. A concise statement of the claimed facts supporting the party's claims or defenses.
2. A statement of admitted or undisputed facts.
3. A statement of issues of law supported by a memorandum of points and authorities.
4. In nonjury cases, a list of summaries or schedules referring to attached itemized exhibits concerning any subject matter that involves accounting, computation, chronology, or similar detail data reasonably calling for orderly itemization (e.g., wages, income, expenses, inventories, business operations, tax computations, disability periods, property losses, itemizations of claimed losses, or injuries), the data and reasons upon which an expert bases his or her opinion (not the opinion itself), which clearly reflects the claims, defenses, or offers of proof of the party in such respects, together with reference to the records or other source upon which such summaries or schedules are based.
5. The names and addresses of all witnesses, except impeaching witnesses.
6. A list of special questions requested to be propounded to prospective jurors.
7. Any other appropriate comment, suggestion, or information that may assist the Court in the trial or disposition of the case.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 10. Exhibits and contested evidence.
1. Prior to a trial or hearing, counsel for the parties shall meet or discuss by telephone, and stipulate to the admission of as many exhibits as possible. Such stipulation will avoid the need for foundational witnesses.
2. All proposed exhibits shall be presented to the Court clerk to be marked at least 1 judicial day prior to a trial or hearing.
3. Copies of proposed exhibits shall be furnished to the opposing party before a trial or hearing commences. This rule does not relieve a party of the duty to provide discovery under any other rule or statute.
4. Counsel shall file all motions in limine in advance of trial as ordered by the Court. This will provide the Court an opportunity to consider the admissibility of contested exhibits or other evidence.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 11. Jury instructions.
1. In civil matters, Plaintiff's attorney shall prepare the stock instructions and deliver them to the Court at the commencement of the trial.
2. Proposed special jury instructions and forms of verdicts must be served on all counsel and received by the District Judge at the commencement of the trial. Additionally, special instructions developed during the course of the trial and that could not reasonably have been anticipated before trial shall be exchanged by counsel and submitted to the Court as soon as practicable.
3. An original and 1 copy of each instruction requested by any party must be tendered to the Court.
a. All original proposed jury instructions shall be in clear, legible type on clean, white paper of standard quality, not less than 16-lb. weight, 8 1/2 × 11 inches in size, with black border line and no less than 28 numbered lines.
b. The designation "Instruction No. _______" shall be centered on line 1 of the first page of each original instruction.
c. The original instructions shall not bear any markings identifying the submitting attorney, and shall not contain any citations of authority. No portions thereof shall be in capital letters, underlined, or otherwise emphasized.
d. The copies shall contain authority, if any, for the proposed instruction. The copies must also indicate who tendered them, with the designation "Plaintiff's/Defendant's Proposed Instruction No. ________" centered at the bottom of the page.
e. The instructions given to the jury will be firmly bound together and the District Judge shall write the word "Given" at the conclusion thereof and sign the last of the instructions to signify that all have been given.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 12. Voir dire examination.
1. The Court shall conduct the voir dire examination of the jurors. Proposed voir dire questions by the parties or their attorneys must be submitted to the Court and served on all counsel not less than 5 days before the day the trial is to commence.
2. The Court may permit counsel to conduct a supplemental examination. The scope of such additional questions or supplemental examination shall be within reasonable limits prescribed by the District Judge in his or her sound discretion. The following areas of inquiry are not properly within the scope of voir dire examination by counsel:
a. Questions already asked by the Court or counsel and answered.
b. Questions touching upon anticipated instructions on the law.
c. Questions touching upon the verdict a juror would return when based upon hypothetical facts.
d. Questions that are, in substance, arguments of the case.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 13. Settlements in jury trials. Any civil case settled after a jury has been summoned may be settled only upon condition that one or more of the parties involved reimburse the county for all expenses incurred to the date of settlement in summoning and securing the attendance of all prospective jurors.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 14. Jury commissioner; jurors.
1. Pursuant to NRS 6.045, the District Court hereby designates the Court Administrator as jury commissioner. The District Judge may assign to the jury commissioner such administrative duties in connection with trial juries and jurors as the Court finds desirable for efficient administration. The jury commissioner is directly responsible to the Court.
2. The jury commissioner shall, on or before the 15th day of January of each year, estimate the number of trial jurors that shall be required for attendance in the District Court and shall select that number from the qualified electors of the county not exempt by law from jury duty, whether registered as voters or not. The jurors may be selected by computer whenever procedures to assure random selection from computerized lists are established by the jury commissioner. Such commissioner shall keep a record of the name, occupation, and address of each person selected.
3. At least 2 weeks prior to the time when the persons whose names are drawn are required to appear for jury service, the jury commissioner shall draw a regular panel of trial jurors for a designated case from the venire established by the selection process outlined in subsection 2 of this rule. The jury commissioner shall make a list of the names obtained and retain said list in the jury commissioner's office subject to inspection by any officer or attorney of the Court, furnish a copy of the same to each attorney involved and issue a venire and deliver the same to the sheriff. The sheriff shall make return of the venire to the jury commissioner at least 1 day prior to the day named for the prospective juror's appearance. Such selection may be by computer whenever procedures to assure random selection from the panel of trial jurors are established by the jury commissioner.
4. Each person summoned as a trial juror pursuant to law and this rule shall serve for a period of time set by the Court.
5. The names of prospective jurors who have been summoned for service and whose services subsequently are not required shall be returned by the jury commissioner to the master list of prospective jurors as selected pursuant to subsection 2 of this rule.
6. A person summoned for jury service may be excused by the jury commissioner because of sickness or physical disability, serious illness or death of a member of his or her immediate family, undue hardship or extreme inconvenience, or public necessity.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 15. Motion practice.
1. This rule applies to all motions, both criminal and noncriminal.
2. This rule does not apply to ex parte motions (see Rule 21).
3. All motions for summary judgment must be filed at least 30 days before the first day of trial.
4. Any affidavit filed pursuant to this rule shall contain only factual evidentiary matter, shall conform with the requirements of NRCP 56(e), and shall avoid mere general conclusions or argument. Affidavits substantially defective in these respects may be stricken wholly or in part.
The Motion:
5. All motions shall contain a brief statement particularly describing the relief sought. The motion shall include, or shall be filed simultaneously with, the following:
a. A memorandum of points and authorities in support of the motion.
b. Proof of service of the motion and all supporting documents.
6. All motions shall be accompanied by affidavits in support of any factual contentions involved in the motion. The absence of affidavits may be construed by the Court as an admission that there is no proof in support of any factual contentions asserted in the motion.
7. The absence of a memorandum of points and authorities may be construed by the Court as an admission that the motion is not meritorious and cause for its denial or as a waiver of all grounds not so supported.
8. Points and authorities shall, at a minimum, identify the facts and legal authorities that support the motion, and exhibits shall automatically be deemed to be incorporated by reference, unless otherwise indicated. The failure to identify both the facts and legal authorities that support the motion shall be equivalent to the absence of a memorandum of points and authorities.
The Opposition:
9. Within 10 days after the service of the motion, the opposing party shall serve and file a written opposition thereto. Each opposition shall contain a brief statement describing the extent to which the relief sought by the moving party is contested. Unless the entire relief sought is contested, the opposing party shall particularly delineate which portions of the relief sought in the motion are being contested. The opposition shall include, or shall be filed simultaneously with, the following:
a. A memorandum of points and authorities in opposition to the motion.
b. Proof of service of the motion and all supporting documents.
10. All oppositions shall be accompanied by affidavits in support of any factual contentions involved in the opposition. The absence of affidavits filed with the opposition may be construed by the Court as an admission that the factual contentions supported by affidavits filed in support of the motion are true.
11. Failure of the opposing party to timely serve and file a written opposition, together with supporting points and authorities, may be construed by the Court as an admission that the motion is meritorious and a consent to granting the same.
12. Counsel may extend the time for filing an opposition, without an order of the Court, upon the filing of a written stipulation.
13. Points and authorities shall, at a minimum, identify the facts and legal authorities that support the opposition, and exhibits shall automatically be deemed to be incorporated by reference, unless otherwise indicated. The failure to identify both the facts and legal authorities that support the opposition shall be equivalent to the absence of a memorandum of points and authorities.
The Reply:
14. The moving party may serve and file reply points and authorities within 5 days after service of the points and authorities in opposition.
Review by the Court:
15. The District Judge is ordinarily unaware of the existence of any contested motion until the filing of a "Request for Submission." Any party may file a Request for Submission whenever a motion is at issue. Whenever a party has filed a Request for Submission, the Court clerk shall deliver that file to the chambers of the Court for consideration of the motion. A motion is "at issue" when any of the following occur:
a. By stipulation of all parties;
b. Ten days pass after service of the motion and no opposition has been filed; or
c. Five days pass after service of the opposition to the motion, regardless of whether or not there has been a reply filed.
16. A proposed order shall be submitted simultaneously with the filing of the Request for Submission.
17. Whenever the Court is presented with a motion that is at issue, the Court shall rule on the motion or, in its discretion, order the Court Administrator to set the matter for hearing. Following the selection of a date and time for the hearing (see Rule 5), the Court Administrator shall prepare a Setting Memo indicating the date and time for the hearing and the length of time set aside for the hearing. The Court Administrator shall serve the parties with a copy of the Setting Memo.
18. No motion once heard and disposed of may be renewed in the same cause, nor may the same matters therein be reheard, unless by leave of the Court granted upon motion, after notice of such motion to the adverse parties.
a. A party seeking reconsideration of a ruling of the Court, other than any order that may be addressed by motion pursuant to NRCP 50(b), 52(b), 59, or 60, must file a motion for such relief within 10 days after service of written notice of the order or judgment unless the time is shortened or enlarged by the order.
b. A motion for rehearing or reconsideration must be served, noticed, and filed as is any other motion.
c. A motion for reconsideration does not toll the 30-day period for filing a notice of appeal from a final order or judgment.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 16. Documents of the Court; pleading requirements.
1. Every pleading, written motion, and other paper shall be signed by at least one attorney of record in the attorney's individual name, or, if the party is not represented by an attorney, shall be signed by the party. The signature shall be placed on the last page of the pleading, written motion, or other paper. Below the signature shall be the signer's address, telephone number, and fax number, if any. An unsigned paper shall be stricken unless omission of the signature is corrected promptly after being called to the attention of the attorney or party.
2. All pleadings and papers presented for filing must be flat, unfolded, firmly bound together at the top, on white paper of standard quality, not less than 16-lb. weight and 8 1/2 × 11 inches in size. Photocopies may not be filed, except as provided in subsection 6 of this rule. Only one side of the paper may be used.
a. The lines of each page must be double-spaced, except that descriptions of real property may be single spaces. Pages must be numbered consecutively at the bottom. Lines of pages must be numbered in the left margin or on legal pleading paper.
b. All orders presented to the District Judge for signature, whether pursuant to stipulation or otherwise, must be on a separate sheet of paper and properly entitled in the Court and cause.
3. No original pleading or paper may be amended by using correction fluid or tape, making erasures or interlineations thereon, or by attaching slips thereto, except by leave of the Court.
4. The following information shall appear on the first page of every paper presented for filing:
a. The case number and department in which it is filed shall be set forth to the left of center of the page beginning at line 1. The space to the right of center shall be reserved for the filing marks of the clerk.
b. Pursuant to NRS 239B.030(4), an Affirmation stating that the document does not contain the social security number of any person shall appear below the case number/department number. If the document does contain the social security number of any person, the affirmation shall be attached as the last page of the document presented for filing and shall indicate the specific state or federal law requiring said number.
c. The title of the Court shall appear at the center of the page, line 7, below the information required by subsection 1.
d. Below the title of the Court shall appear in the space to the left of center, line 10, the name of the parties to the action or proceeding.
e. The title of the pleading, motion, or other document must be in the space to the right of the name of the parties to the action or proceeding. The title must be sufficient in description to apprise the respondent and clerk of the nature of the document filed or the relief sought.
Case No._______________________
Dept. No.______________________
The undersigned hereby affirms that this document does not contain the social security number of any person.
(End example)
5. Pleadings or papers presented for filing should be in the following order:
a. Pleadings or documents, including filer's signature.
b. Affirmation.
c. Certificate of service.
d. Index of exhibits followed by the exhibits, if any.
6. All exhibits attached to pleadings or papers must be 8 1/2 × 11 inches in size, must be separated with divider pages, and must be labeled numerically (Plaintiff) or alphabetically (Defendant). Exhibits that are smaller must be affixed to a blank sheet of paper 8 1/2 × 11 inches in size, with invisible adhesive tape on all sides. Exhibits that are larger than 8 1/2 × 11 inches must be reduced to 8 1/2 × 11 inches. Exhibits such as maps must be folded so as to appear 8 1/2 × 11 inches in size. Copies of exhibits must be clearly legible and not unnecessarily voluminous. Original documents must be retained by counsel for introduction as exhibits at the time of a hearing or at the time of trial rather than attached to pleadings.
7. Accountings and/or financial reports must be attached as exhibits to pleadings and documents and not included in the body of any pleading or document.
8. Any motion, opposition, reply, etc. must be filed as a separate document unless it is pleaded in the alternative.
9. The Court shall not accept for filing any pleadings or documents that do not comply with this rule. Except by leave of the Court after good cause has been shown, the Court may permit the filing of noncomplying pleadings and documents.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 17. Extension or shortening of time.
1. All motions for extensions of time shall be made upon 5 days' notice to all counsel.
2. Upon presentation of an ex parte motion to extend time, if a satisfactory showing is made by affidavit or certificate of counsel that a good faith effort has been made to notify opposing counsel of the motion, and the District Judge finds good cause, the District Judge may order ex parte an extension of time.
3. Extensions to answer or otherwise respond to a complaint shall not exceed 40 days without Court approval.
4. Upon presentation of an ex parte motion to shorten time, if a satisfactory showing is made by affidavit or certificate of counsel that circumstances warrant and justify the shortening of time, and the District Judge finds good cause, the District Judge may order ex parte a shortening of time.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 18. Filing faxed documents.
1. No document may be filed by direct faxing to the Court Clerk's Office.
2. A faxed document, including any signature page, shall be accepted by the Court Clerk pending the filing of the original if:
a. It is presented on plain paper;
b. It is clearly legible in its entirety; and
c. It otherwise complies with all applicable requirements.
The party sending the faxed document shall have 5 days after faxing the document within which to file the original.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 19. Submission of proposed orders.
1. This rule applies to all proposed orders, except proposed ex parte orders, which shall comply with Rule 21. It is the purpose of this rule that all orders submitted to the Court for signature accurately reflect the instructions of the Court. It is also the purpose of this rule that all counsel of record have an opportunity to review a proposed order prior to its submission. All counsel shall make a good faith effort to agree upon the form of any proposed order in furtherance of this purpose.
2. Counsel obtaining any order, judgment, or decree must furnish the form of the same to all other parties in the case for review within 10 days after counsel is notified of the ruling, unless additional time is allowed by the Court. Should the other parties not provide any comments with respect to the proposed order within 5 days of service of a copy of the proposed order for review, subject to the Court's discretion, the proposed order shall be deemed acceptable to all parties and may then be submitted to the Court. Should the parties disagree concerning the contents of the proposed order, each party shall submit a separate proposed order to the Court.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 20. Copies of all pleadings to all parties.
1. In all cases having more than one party Plaintiff or Defendant, or both, represented by separate counsel of record, it shall be the duty of each party to furnish to one counsel of record for each party who has appeared copies of all papers served upon any party.
2. The foregoing shall apply to Nevada counsel of record as well as to foreign counsel who have been authorized by the Court to be of record in the proceedings.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 21. Ex parte orders.
1. Ex parte orders are disfavored and counsel are encouraged to move with notice whenever possible.
2. No ex parte orders, except an order of the Court to allow an indigent to file a complaint without payment of fees shall be presented to the District Judge for signing before the case has been filed with the Court Clerk and given a case number.
3. Whenever the Court has issued an ex parte order, the party obtaining it shall serve, within such time as prescribed by the Court, a copy thereof, and the papers upon which it was based, upon each party who has appeared in the action.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 22. Appearances, substitutions, withdrawal, or dismissal of attorneys.
1. Except for good cause shown, no application for the substitution, withdrawal, or dismissal of an attorney shall be granted within 30 days of a trial or within 15 days of a hearing in the case. For purposes of this subsection, the failure of the client to compensate counsel does not constitute good cause. Substitution, withdrawal, or dismissal of an attorney may not be grounds to delay a trial or other hearing.
2. When a party has appeared by counsel, that individual cannot thereafter appear on his or her own behalf in the case without the consent of the Court. Counsel who has appeared for any party shall represent that party in the case and shall be recognized by the Court and by all parties as having control of the client's case until counsel withdraws, another attorney is substituted, or until counsel is discharged by the client in writing, filed with the Court Clerk. Said withdrawal, substitution, or discharge shall be in accordance with SCR 46, 47, and 48, as well as this rule. The Court, in its discretion, may hear a party in open Court although the party is represented by counsel.
Substitution of Attorneys:
3. Any substitution of attorneys must be approved by written order of the Court. When a new attorney is to be substituted in place of the attorney withdrawing, the written consent of both the withdrawing and substituting attorneys and the client shall be filed with the Court. There shall also be delivered to chambers a proposed order by all parties allowing said substitution. The signature of an attorney to substitute such attorney into a case constitutes an express acceptance of all dates then set for trial or hearing, or in any Court order.
Withdrawal by Counsel During Pendency of Case:
4. Any withdrawal of an attorney of record in a case must be approved by written order of the Court. Any attorney desiring to withdraw from a case shall file an affidavit indicating the address, or last known address, at which the client may be served with notice of further proceedings taken in the case in the event the application for withdrawal is granted, together with all other known addresses and phone numbers where the client might be contacted. When an attorney wishes to withdraw, there shall also be delivered a proposed order signed by all parties, including the client of the withdrawing attorney, allowing said withdrawal.
Withdrawal by Counsel When Case is Completed:
5. After judgment or final determination of a case, an attorney may withdraw without a Court order pursuant to SCR 46. When an attorney of record wishes to withdraw following the completion of the case, said attorney shall file a "Notice of Withdrawal" and serve said document upon all parties or their attorneys who have appeared in the action. Counsel wishing to withdraw shall include in said "Notice of Withdrawal" the address, or last known address, at which the client may be served with notice of further proceedings taken in the case. Failure to include the information required by this subsection nullifies ab initio the "Notice of Withdrawal" and said attorney remains the attorney of record for all purposes.
Dismissal of Counsel by Client:
6. Any client wishing to dismiss their attorney of record in a case must have said dismissal approved by written order of the Court. Said client shall file a motion and affidavit to have such dismissal approved by the Court, and served upon all parties or their attorneys who have appeared in the action. Said client shall include in said affidavit the address, or last known address, at which the client may be served with notice of further proceedings taken in the case in the event the application for dismissal is granted, together with all other known addresses and phone numbers where the client might be contacted.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 23. Dismissal for lack of prosecution.
1. Any civil case that has been pending for more than 2 years and in which no action has been taken for more than 6 months may be dismissed, on the Court's own initiative, without prejudice.
2. Written notice of the entry of a dismissal pursuant to this rule must be given to each party who has appeared in the action, or to the attorney for that party.
3. A case that has been dismissed pursuant to this rule will be reinstated at the written request of a party or the party's attorney if the request is filed within 30 days of the date of service of written notice of the entry of the dismissal.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 24. Domestic relations matters.
1. Domestic relations matters are those matters involving:
a. Divorce;
b. Annulment;
c. Separate maintenance;
d. Child custody; and
e. Child support.
2. In all contested divorces or suits for separate maintenance or child support, each party shall file with the Court a Financial Declaration within 10 days after an answer is filed. No domestic relations matter, except an application for a temporary protective order, shall be set until a financial declaration is filed.
a. If any party resides with one or more adult persons other than the opposing party, that party's Financial Declaration shall reflect the number of all adult persons living in the household and the extent to which the adult persons provide support and share in the party's living expenses.
b. The requirements of this rule may not be waived as to content or time except by order of the Court for good cause shown.
c. Filing and service of the Financial Declaration shall not supplant nor limit such discovery as either party is entitled to undertake pursuant to the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure.
3. In all domestic relations matters, the attorneys for the parties and any unrepresented parties shall appear before the Court for a case management conference.
a. The plaintiff or party initiating the action shall be responsible for scheduling the case management conference, and it shall be set by the Court Administrator upon receipt of an "Application for Setting Case Management Conference." The application shall be made within 60 days following the filing of the initial pleading.
b. The case management conference shall replace the pretrial settlement conference requirement for other civil matters (see Rule 8).
c. The purpose of the case management conference shall be:
i. To familiarize the Court with the factual and legal issues of the case;
ii. To identify the discovery the parties intend to conduct;
iii. To expedite the disposition of the action;
iv. To establish early and continuing control so that the case will not be protracted due to a lack of management;
v. Where agreed upon by the parties, to set the case for trial;
vi. To discuss the length of the trial; and
vii. To facilitate settlement of the case.
4. In divorce proceedings, the affidavit of the resident witness must state the affiant's residence address, the length of time affiant has resided in this state, that affiant is personally acquainted with the party to the action whose residence is being corroborated, the party's residence address, the date from which the affiant knows that the party has resided at that address, and the total length of time affiant knows the party has resided within the State of Nevada.
5. Unless authorized in advance by the Court, no minor child of the parties shall be brought to the courthouse for any Court hearing or trial which concerns that child. The District Judge may interview minor children in chambers outside the presence of counsel and the parties. Minor children will not be permitted to testify in open Court unless the District Judge determines that the probative value of the child's testimony substantially outweighs the potential harm to the child.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 25. Sanctions for noncompliance. If a party or an attorney fails, refuses, or neglects to comply with these rules, the District Court Rules, the Nevada Rules of Civil Procedure, the Supreme Court Rules, or any statutory requirements, the Court may, after notice and an opportunity to be heard, impose any and all sanctions authorized by statute or rule, including, without limitation, the following:
1. Hold the disobedient party or attorney in contempt of court.
2. Continue any hearing until the disobedient party or attorney has complied with the requirements imposed and require the disobedient party to pay the other party's expenses, including costs and attorney's fees incurred in preparing for and attending such hearing.
3. Set the case for immediate trial.
4. Impose a fine.
5. Continue the trial subject to prescribed conditions.
6. Where such party or attorney has failed to make an adequate and fair disclosure of any matters in his pretrial memorandum or at the pretrial conference, refuse to allow the disobedient party or attorney to support or oppose designated claims or defenses, or prohibit him from introducing evidence of physical or mental condition or from introducing in evidence designated documents or things or items of testimony.
7. Enter the default of the disobedient party or attorney and, in the Court's sound discretion, dismiss the action or strike the defense of the disobedient party or attorney, with or without prejudice.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 26. Courtroom conduct and attire.
1. Proceedings in Court should be conducted with fitting dignity and decorum.
2. The following attire shall be required for all Court appearances by attorneys, litigants, witnesses, and jurors (minimum requirements):
a. Male: Long or short sleeve dress-type shirts; slacks or dress-type denim trousers; dress shoes or boots.
b. Female: Dresses, dress slacks, dress-type denim trousers or skirts; blouses or dress-type shirts; dress shoes.
c. Law enforcement personnel may elect to wear uniforms. In no event will tank or halter tops, shorts, soiled or unkempt clothing, or casual exercise apparel be allowed.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 27. Communication with Judge and law clerks.
1. The District Judge will not permit, receive, or consider ex parte communications. Ex parte communication is any communication made outside the presence of the parties concerning a pending or impending proceeding. All written communications for the District Judge must be filed with the Court Clerk, served on all parties, and contain proof of service.
2. Purely procedural issues may be discussed with the law clerk. No attorney may argue to or attempt to influence a law clerk upon the merits of a contested matter pending before the District Judge to whom that law clerk is assigned.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]
Rule 28. Court reporters not provided. Court reporters are neither provided nor compensated by the Court for hearings or trials on civil matters. Any party desiring to have a matter reported must arrange in advance for a certified court reporter at the party's own expense.
[Added; effective May 18, 2012.]


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The Harry Johnson Prize
The Canadian Economics Association awards the Harry G. Johnson Prize each year to the author or authors of the paper judged to be the best paper published in the Canadian Journal of Economics in the preceding calendar year.
The Prize is named in honour of distinguished Canadian economist Harry G. Johnson who died in 1977 at the age of 57. Harry Johnson was born in Toronto and obtained his B.A. degree in Political Economy from the University of Toronto in 1943. He then obtained his first academic appointment, as Acting Professor at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, where he stayed for one year. He served with the Canadian army in the latter stages of WWII, then returned to the University of Toronto in 1946 to do an M.A. degree. Johnson moved on to Harvard for his Ph.D. studies in economics, and subsequently held several distinguished academic appointments, most notably at the University of Chicago and at the London School of Economics. He also took the time to hold many visiting appointments in Canada over the years.
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Trac XML-RPC Plugin
Remote Procedure Call plugin for Trac 0.10 (not actively maintained) and 0.11/0.12 (trunk).
This plugin allows Trac plugins to export select parts of their interface via XML-RPC.
It also includes some exported functions for manipulating tickets, with plans to include interfaces to other parts of Trac's API.
The browsable XML-RPC URI suffix is /xmlrpc, however most XML-RPC clients should use the authenticated URL suffix /login/xmlrpc as this is correctly authenticated by Trac.
Note: if you do want to use /xmlrpc and unauthenticated access, you must grant the XML_RPC permission to the 'anonymous' user.
WikiRPC API is complete, mostly thanks to mgood.
Ticket API is also complete, with the following types exported: component, version, milestone, type, status, resolution, priority and severity.
For example, for TracHacks the URIs are http://trac-hacks.org/xmlrpc and http://trac-hacks.org/login/xmlrpc (must be authenticated). (XML-RPC is currently disabled at trac-hacks.org)
Outstanding tasks are roadmap, timeline, user management (e.g. get a (filtered) user list to assign a task in mylyn), plugin management (?)...plus probably more.
This plugin requires at least Trac 0.10, but Trac 0.11 or 0.12 is recommended. Install in the same manner as any other Trac plugin:
# python setup.py bdist_egg # cp dist/*.egg /srv/trac/env/plugins
or if you want it to be installed for all Trac environments (same command can be run later to refresh installation):
$ easy_install -Z -U http://trac-hacks.org/svn/xmlrpcplugin/trunk # 0.11+0.12 $ #or $ easy_install -Z -U http://trac-hacks.org/svn/xmlrpcplugin/0.10 # 0.10 $ # or $ easy_install -Z -U /path/to/unpacked/download/version
You will also need to enable the plugin in your environments
[components] tracrpc.* = enabled
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for XmlRpcPlugin are here. If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Problems when AccountManagerPlugin is enabled
If you have the AccountManagerPlugin enabled and you followed their advice/example to disable the standard login module with
[components] trac.web.auth.LoginModule = disabled
the /login/xmlrpc URL for authorized access will not work as expected. Every access will look like anonymous access. You can use the HttpAuthPlugin to correct this.
Problems with Digest HTTP authentication
xmlrpclib.ServerProxy client - as demonstrated in the following examples - will not work with a Digest-based HTTP authentication: you need to set up a Basic HTTP authentication on server side to make the examples work.
If you use the standalone Trac daemon, this means that you cannot use the
tracd -a option (htdigest authentication file). Use
trac --basic-auth (htpasswd authentication file) instead.
Problems with mod_python, Apache, python 2.4
XmlRpcPlugin might not work with Apache and python 2.4 as explained in TracInstall. Use python 2.5 if you want to run Trac with mod_python.
Download and Source
Download the [download:xmlrpcplugin zipped source], check out the source using Subversion or browse the source with Trac.
Experimental features and work in progress can be found at a patches repository hosted by Bitbucket. Work in progress is developed using Mercurial Queues.
Python End-User Usage
Obtain and print a list of XML-RPC exported functions available to my user:
import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost/trac-dev/login/xmlrpc") for method in server.system.listMethods(): print method print '\n'.join([' ' + x for x in server.system.methodHelp(method).split('\n')]) print print
The same example using
system.multicall(). This reduces network and server
load by compacting all of the
system.methodHelp() calls into one HTTP POST.
import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost/trac/devel/login/xmlrpc") multicall = xmlrpclib.MultiCall(server) for method in server.system.listMethods(): multicall.system.methodHelp(method) for help in multicall(): lines = help.splitlines() print lines[0] print '\n'.join([' ' + x for x in lines[2:]]) print
List all tickets that are owned by athomas, using the XML-RPC multicall system to issue multiple RPC calls with one HTTP request:
import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost/trac/devel/login/xmlrpc") multicall = xmlrpclib.MultiCall(server) for ticket in server.ticket.query("owner=athomas"): multicall.ticket.get(ticket) print map(str, multicall())
Access the Wiki with WikiRPC
import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost/trac-dev/login/xmlrpc") # print the content of WikiStart print server.wiki.getPage("WikiStart") # print WikiStart as HTML print server.wiki.getPageHTML("WikiStart") # write to the SandBox page from a text file sandbox_content = file("sandbox.txt").read() server.wiki.putPage("SandBox", sandbox_content, {"comment": "testing the WikiRPC interface"})
Add an attachment to WikiStart:
import xmlrpclib server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("http://athomas:password@localhost:8080/trunk/login/xmlrpc") server.wiki.putAttachment('WikiStart/t.py', xmlrpclib.Binary(open('t.py').read()))
Using Digest Authentication in python
One can use digest authentication if you know the realm that you're connecting to. This shows up in the login box "server says '<realm'".
class HTTPSDigestTransport(xmlrpclib.SafeTransport): """ Transport that uses urllib2 so that we can do Digest authentication. Based upon code at http://bytes.com/topic/python/answers/509382-solution-xml-rpc-over-proxy """ def __init__(self, username, pw, realm, verbose = None, use_datetime=0): self.__username = username self.__pw = pw self.__realm = realm self.verbose = verbose self._use_datetime = use_datetime def request(self, host, handler, request_body, verbose): import urllib2 url='https://'+host+handler if verbose or self.verbose: print "ProxyTransport URL: [%s]"%url request = urllib2.Request(url) request.add_data(request_body) # Note: 'Host' and 'Content-Length' are added automatically request.add_header("User-Agent", self.user_agent) request.add_header("Content-Type", "text/xml") # Important # setup digest authentication authhandler = urllib2.HTTPDigestAuthHandler() authhandler.add_password(self.__realm, url, self.__username, self.__pw) opener = urllib2.build_opener(authhandler) #proxy_handler=urllib2.ProxyHandler() #opener=urllib2.build_opener(proxy_handler) f=opener.open(request) return(self.parse_response(f)) digestTransport = HTTPSDigestTransport("username", "password", "realm") server = xmlrpclib.ServerProxy("https://host/login/xmlrpc", transport=digestTransport)
Using from C#
See DotNet.
Using from Java
Using from Ruby
You can either use the XMLRPC functionality included in the Ruby Standard Library or download the trac4r library which does all the trivial stuff for you.
trac4r Example
This example uses trac4r:
require 'trac4r/trac' # initialize the connection (username and password can be ommitted if not needed, but most of the time you will need them if anonymous doesn't have XMLRPC permissions) trac = Trac.new "https://dev.example.com/trac/my_awesome_project", "myusername", "mypassword" # get a list of all tickets (as an array of numbers) trac.tickets.list :include_closed => true # this is the default anyway # get all the tickets # NOTE: the results here are cached, so you can call it as often as you want without producing traffic more than once. # use ":cached_results => false" to get the latest version trac.tickets.get_all :include_closed => true # get a single ticket ticket = trac.tickets.get 5 # print the data puts "Title: #{ticket.summary}" puts "Description: #{ticket.description}" puts "Milestone: #{ticket.milestone}" puts "Status: #{ticket.status}" puts "Type: #{ticket.type}" puts "Priority: #{ticket.priority}" # get a list of all wiki pages trac.wiki.list # download one page trac.wiki.get_html "SomeRandomPageName" # HTML version trac.wiki.get_raw "AnotherRandomPageName" # trac syntax version (e.g. for editing) # for previews use trac.wiki.raw_to_html "content of a page in [wiki:WikiFormatting Trac syntax] as a ''String''" # to post a page use trac.wiki.put "NameOfThePage", "content in Trac syntax" # list the attachments of a wiki page trac.wiki.attachments "NameOfThePage" # save an attachment File.new("my_cool_document","w") do |f| f.write trac.wiki.get_attachment "NameOfThePage", "my_cool_document.pdf" end
Also see the included Documentation in trac4r/doc
If you need to do a custom query do
The first argument is the method name, all other arguments are directly passed to XMLRPC.
For this example of cause you could do
trac.api_version instead ;)
If you have any problems with trac4r you can email me: niklas.cathor (eat) gmail dot com
xmlrpc Example
An example using XML-RPC directly with Ruby to append to a wiki page:
require 'xmlrpc/client' user = "username" password = "password" page_name = "SandBoxRPC" new_content = "\n\nMy new content" new_comment = "Adding new content from ruby" server = XMLRPC::Client.new2("https://#{user}:#{email@example.com/trac/login/xmlrpc") content = server.call("wiki.getPage", page_name) + new_content server.call("wiki.putPage", page_name, content, {"comment" => new_comment})
API Usage
If the HTTP request to this URI is not XML, the XmlRpcPlugin will list all exported functions that the current user has permission to use.
Change Log
- 17248 by rjollos on 2018-07-30 00:52:02
TracXMLRPC 1.1.8dev: Bump version after release of 1.1.7
- 17052 by rjollos on 2018-03-05 05:51:44
TracXMLRPC 1.1.7dev: Raise
TracErrorfor /login path as anonymous
Patch by Jun Omae.
Refs #8644.
- 16675 by rjollos on 2017-06-24 02:51:26
TracXMLRPC 1.1.7dev: Fix string interpolation in logger calls
- 16674 by rjollos on 2017-06-24 02:23:21
TracXMLRPC 1.1.7dev: Fix exception in
getAPIVersionwhen version contains
Patch by Jun Omae.
Fixes #13141.
- 16673 by rjollos on 2017-06-23 12:31:24
TracXMLRPC 1.1.7dev: Prevent creating ticket with empty summary
Fixes #12749.
Authors and contributors: athomas, mgood, osimons, Olemis Lang
Maintainer: osimons
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