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Is it change of venue or change in venue?

Change-of-venue definition The transfer of a case from a court in one location to a court in another, or from one court to another in the same judicial district, for reasons of fairness or for the convenience of the parties or the witnesses.

Which amendment allows for a change of venue?

9 This comment offers an alternative resolution of the conflict between the right to an impartial jury and the right to venue, one that is suggested by the history and purposes of the sixth amendment: in cases in which the defendant cannot be tried by an impartial jury of the district yet refuses to move for a change

Can you switch court locations?

If the venue you originally chose for your family law case is no longer a convenient location, you can petition the court to transfer your case somewhere else. This applies to: Divorce, domestic partnership dissolution, or legal separation cases. Family law cases that determine child custody or child support.