Rule 9.2 Leaves for More Than 30 Calendar Days or Those Either on a Published Calendar, Noticed for a Hearing, or not Meeting the Time Requirements of Rule 9.1

Application for leaves of absence for more than 30 days, or those either on a published calendar, noticed for a hearing, or not submitted within the time limits contained in Rule 9.1 above, must be in writing, filed with the clerk of the court, and served upon opposing counsel at least ten days prior to submission to the appropriate judge of the court in which an action is pending. This time period may be waived if opposing counsel consents in writing to the application. This procedure permits opposing counsel to object or to consent to the grant of the application, but the application is addressed to the discretion of the court. Such application for leave of absence shall contain: (A) a list of the actions to be protected, including the action numbers; (B) the reason for the leave of absence; and (C) the duration of the requested leave of absence.

If an objection is filed, the court, upon request of any counsel, will conduct a conference with all counsel to determine whether the court will, by order, grant the requested leave of absence.