Petition List, Discipline ¶ 2627
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30118-GJ-2627.1-D To accomplish a fair trial change the venue 30393-GJ-2627.1-D A "professing" member may be counsel in an investigation 30394-GJ-2627.1-D Trial court may remove respondent from roll of professing members 30395-GJ-2627.3-D Trial court for diaconal minister shall include "professing" members who aren't diaconal 30396-GJ-2627.4-D Trial of a lay member shall consist of 35 "professing" members 30397-GJ-2627.4-D Lay member trial court counsel shall be a professing member of the UMC 30398-GJ-2627.4-D Trial court removal from the roll of "professing" members 30718-GJ-2627-D Trial procedures--fundamental principles for trials 30800-GJ-2627-D Trial procedures within the Church 30874-GJ-2627-D For trial court a central conference is the equivalent of one jurisdiction 30984-GJ-2627.1-D Combine trials of numerous persons to save money 30985-GJ-2627.2-D Trial procedures for bishops 30986-GJ-2627.1-D Closing trials to the media to avoid pushing political agendas 30987-GJ-2627.3-D Confirming presiding officer of Council of Bishops 31715-GJ-2627.1-D Trial court shall convene within 120 days after receiving charges and specifications 31858-GJ-2627.3-D Appointment of the trial court pool 31860-GJ-2627.1-D Votes on specifications as well as charges
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