The ABCs of Federal District Court Hearings- Module 0043

In today’s session we will be talking about some basic concepts surrounding civil hearings in federal district court. Here is an overview of the six topics we will discuss:
1. What is a hearing and what is its purpose;
2. How to secure a hearing;
3. When a court reporter should be present for the hearing;
4. How a court may receive evidence during a hearing;
5. By what methods are hearings typically held; and
6. Who may preside over such hearings.
Now that you have an overview of the topics, let’s get started…
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