What is required during the Supervised Case List proceedings?

During the Supervised Case List proceedings, regular reviews and conferences on case management are essential to ensure that cases are progressing appropriately and to address any issues that may arise. This process allows for active management of the cases, including discussions on timeliness, efficiency, and the necessary steps required to move towards resolution. The focus is on facilitating communication between the parties and the court, thereby enhancing the overall effectiveness of the judicial process.

In contrast, submission of final judgments, completion of trials in a limited timeframe, or random allocations of cases by judges does not align with the primary objectives of Supervised Case List proceedings. The emphasis in these proceedings is on case management rather than outcomes or trial logistics. Hence, regular reviews and management conferences are key to achieving better case outcomes and maintaining the flow of the court's workload.