Rule 1.1 Time of Convening

Here's a plain-English summary:

The Court of Criminal Appeals doesn't operate on a fixed daily schedule like a typical office. Instead, the court is available to handle business whenever the Presiding Judge decides it's needed. This means the court can convene at any time based on what the judge determines is necessary.

For people involved in a case, this means the timing of court proceedings isn't locked into a strict routine. The Presiding Judge has the authority to call the court into session as circumstances require, giving the court flexibility to address matters when they arise.