Comments on: When a change of venue is granted in a jury trial, who goes with the defendant? http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant Fri, 27 Jan 2012 03:32:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: David M http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant/comment-page-1#comment-6579 David M Fri, 30 Oct 2009 06:53:59 +0000 http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant#comment-6579 First of all, the prosecutor is licensed by the state and can practice anywhere in your state. You're confusing licensing with elected. In a change of venue case, all the legal parties remain the same. However, as a practical matter, the judge and the prescutor may trade a case with the other jurisdiction if they have a case that has been moved, also. I've tried change of venue cases with out of district judges and prosecutors. A true change of venue case means only the location of the trial has changed.<br><b>References : </b><br>I'm an atty First of all, the prosecutor is licensed by the state and can practice anywhere in your state. You’re confusing licensing with elected. In a change of venue case, all the legal parties remain the same. However, as a practical matter, the judge and the prescutor may trade a case with the other jurisdiction if they have a case that has been moved, also. I’ve tried change of venue cases with out of district judges and prosecutors. A true change of venue case means only the location of the trial has changed.
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]]> By: Perdendosi http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant/comment-page-1#comment-6578 Perdendosi Fri, 30 Oct 2009 06:09:59 +0000 http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant#comment-6578 It depends upon the nature of the venue change. If you're talking about from one state to another, or from one judicial district to another, the prosecutor and the public defender may not be licensed in the new venue! And then you have to get new attorneys. The judge will most likely be changed (unless the new venue is in the district in which the judge sits). It would depend upon how far you're moving and why (because of local publicity, because of conflicts, etc.)<br><b>References : </b><br> It depends upon the nature of the venue change. If you’re talking about from one state to another, or from one judicial district to another, the prosecutor and the public defender may not be licensed in the new venue! And then you have to get new attorneys.

The judge will most likely be changed (unless the new venue is in the district in which the judge sits). It would depend upon how far you’re moving and why (because of local publicity, because of conflicts, etc.)
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]]> By: Rachel M http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant/comment-page-1#comment-6577 Rachel M Fri, 30 Oct 2009 05:46:59 +0000 http://desdelaxarxa.net/venue/when-a-change-of-venue-is-granted-in-a-jury-trial-who-goes-with-the-defendant#comment-6577 only the location changes for sure - the judge will also probably change, but may not necessarily - normally, a change of venue and change of judge are filed at the same time. The defense attorneys and prosecutors all stay the same.<br><b>References : </b><br> only the location changes for sure - the judge will also probably change, but may not necessarily - normally, a change of venue and change of judge are filed at the same time. The defense attorneys and prosecutors all stay the same.
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