Rule 33.3 - Lawyers' duties to the court(1) We will speak and write civilly and respectfully in all communications with the court.(2) We will be punctual and prepared for all court appearances so that all hearings, conferences and trials may commence on time; if delayed, we will notify the court and counsel, if possible.(3) We will be considerate of the time constraints and pressures on the court and court staff inherent in their efforts to administer justice.(4) We will not engage in any conduct that brings disorder or disruption to the courtroom. We will advise our clients and witnesses appearing in court of the proper conduct expected and required there and, to the best of our ability, prevent our clients and witnesses from creating disorder or disruption.(5) We will not knowingly misrepresent, mischaracterize, misquote or miscite facts or authorities in any oral or written communication to the court.(6) We will not write letters to the court in connection with a pending action, unless invited or permitted by the court.(7) Before a date for hearing or trial is set or, if that is not feasible, immediately after such date has been set, we will attempt to verify the availability of necessary participants and witnesses so we can promptly notify the court of any likely problems.(8) We will act and speak civilly to court attendants, clerks, court reporters, secretaries and law clerks with an awareness that they too are an integral part of the judicial system. Court Order November 9, 2001, effective 2/15/2002.