SLCrRLJ 4.12
                        DUTY TO NOTIFY COURT AND WITNESSES


    When a case docketed for trial or other hearing is settled, or for any reason
will not proceed to hearing at the set time, the parties shall give notice of
that fact immediately to the Court. Notice to the court should be in written
form, however, telephonic notice is acceptable where appropriate due to time
constraints provided that said notice is confirmed in writing. It shall be the
duty of each party to notify their own witnesses, not only of the date and time
of the trial, but also of continuances, pre-trial hearings, motions, and other
proceedings. The Court will not pay witness fees to witnesses who appear for a
case which has been continued or settled without trial or hearing. Such costs
shall be borne by the party or attorney who called or subpoenaed the witness.


[Adopted effective September 1, 2005; amended effective September 1, 2012]