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2008 Supplemental Report of the Supreme Court Civil Practice

2008 Supplemental Report of the Supreme Court Civil Practice-2025

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The 2008 Supplemental Report of the Supreme Court Civil Practice Committee outlines proposed amendments to various court rules aimed at improving civil practice, particularly in the context of jury selection, mortgage foreclosure, and attorney conduct. Key recommendations include modifications to jury selection procedures to enhance efficiency and fairness, clarifications on the limitations of attorneys serving as judges, and updates to streamline mortgage foreclosure processes. The report also discusses rejected proposals and matters held for future consideration, emphasizing the need for clarity and uniformity in legal practices.

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