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Local court rules are specific guidelines and procedures set by a court to govern how cases are handled in that particular jurisdiction.

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The court administrators or clerks are typically responsible for filing local court rules.

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The purpose of local court rules is to ensure consistency, efficiency, and fairness in the administration of justice within a specific court jurisdiction.

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Local court rules typically include information on filing procedures, scheduling of hearings, trial procedures, and other relevant guidelines.