Rule 1.6 - Court Reporters, Special Needs and Interpreters(A) Absent an advance request, court reporters will be available only for regularly scheduled trials or other matters as required by law. If a court reporter is needed for any other matter, including juvenile matters, counsel or a self-represented party must notify the division to which the case is assigned and the Manager of the Court Reporters by 12:00 noon of the preceding court day to have a court reporter present. No matter will be continued for a lack of a court reporter unless such required notification has been given to the division to which the case is assigned and the Manager of the Court Reporters. Absent a timely request, the availability of a court reporter may be limited by the priorities stated in Rule 30, Rules of the Supreme Court of Arizona.(B) Requests for special needs accommodation for any participant in a court proceeding must be made in writing to the ADA Compliance Officer (Facilities Management) of the Court, with a copy to the assigned division, together with the medical documentation necessary to determine what reasonable accommodations might be necessary. Such request and documentation must be submitted at least 10 business days in advance of the proceeding for which the accommodation is requested unless otherwise ordered by the Court for good cause shown.(C) Requests for interpreting services must be filed with the Clerk of the Court with a copy to the assigned division and to the Director of Interpreter Services at least 10 business days in advance of the proceeding unless otherwise ordered by the Court for good cause shown.Added effective 7/1/2018.