2014-07•Re: Duty Justices and Magistrates during the holiday recess (Amended)
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS PROVIDENCE, SC. SUPERIOR COURT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 2014-07 (amended) RE: DUTY JUSTICES and MAGISTRATES DURING THE HOLIDAY RECESS Justice Magistrate Friday December 19, 2014 Krause Harwood _ Clifton___________________________________ Monday December 22, 2014 Krause Harwood Hurst _________________________________ Tuesday December 23, 2014 Nugent Burke _Gallo________________________________ ___ Wednesday December 24, 2014 Vogel _ Flynn___ Rodgers______ _______________________ Friday December 26, 2014 Stern Flynn Stone__________________________________ Monday December 29, 2014 Taft-Carter _ McBurney Matos Tuesday December 30 2014 Montalbano McBurney Licht___________________________________ Wednesday December 31, 2014 Silverstein Burke Van Couyghen __ _ The Senior Associate Justice assigned each date is in charge of both the Civil and Criminal Calendars and shall assign him/herself to either Courtroom No. 8 or 9, with the Junior Associate Justice assigned to the other courtroom. The junior justice shall assist on both calendars. The assigned Magistrates will assist in those matters in which a defendant is presented to the Court as a result of a warrant in Courtroom No. 14. It is imperative that those justices and magistrates assigned be available until 4:30 PM to respond to any and all matters, criminal or civil, that require judicial attention. BY ORDER OF: __________________________________ ALICE BRIDGET GIBNEY DATED: December 12, 2014 PRESIDING JUSTICE
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