Grant Superior Court

		
		
                                    LCR 59.
                      RECONSIDERATION AND RE-APPLICATION


    (a) Motion for Reconsideration.  (1) Noting for hearing.  As provided in CR
59(b), a party filing a motion for reconsideration will also file a note-up
slip noting the motion for hearing on an appropriate law and motion docket,
designating the judicial officer whose decision the motion seeks to reconsider.
The date for hearing shall be at least ten days after filing of the motion.

    (2) Hearing.   Upon receiving for filing a motion for reconsideration and
note-up slip, the clerk shall cause the same to be delivered to the judicial
officer whose decision the motion seeks to reconsider.  The judicial officer
will promptly determine, as provided in CR 59(e), whether the motion should be
denied on its face, or, if not, whether the motion is to be heard on oral
argument or submitted on briefs.  The judicial officer will enter an order
expressing such determinations, including a briefing schedule and a date for
argument, when appropriate.  The court administrator will cause copies of the
order to be delivered to all counsel and unrepresented parties.

    (b) Re-application.  When an order has been applied for and denied in whole or
in part, or has been granted conditionally and the condition has not been
performed, the same application for an order may not be presented to a
different judicial officer unless that officer is clearly advised of the fact
of the previous denial or unfulfilled condition.


[Adopted September 1, 2005 as LR 14; amended and re-numbered effective
September 1, 2012]