11.1 The clerks of Court are not required to add matters onto an existing docket within 48 hours of a scheduled court session.11.2 Once a final district court criminal calendar is published and made available to the general public, the scheduled presiding district court judge or the chief district court judge may allow an add-on with the consent of the District Attorney.11.3 Cases that are in called and failed status, failure to comply status, or have a pending order for arrest, MAY be added on to a criminal docket. A recall/strike motion that has been denied, MAY be added to a criminal docket using the procedure established the Clerk's office.11.4 The Clerk of Superior Court shall set up a procedure to ensure the efficient, reliable and equitable manner in which matters can be added to a criminal docket, to include, but not limited to, preparing additional (add-on) calendars for use by the presiding judge, assistant district attorney and the courtroom clerk. Once a matter has been approved to be added to a criminal session of court, the clerk will also ensure that the criminal file (shuck) will be brought to the courtroom for entry of judgment/disposition.N.C. R. Prac. Sup. & Dist. Ct. Civ. P. 11
Amended effective 1/5/2023.