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- cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de48 RegisterActionDate "2017-11-16" @default.
- cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de48 RegisterActionDescriptionText "ORDER denying 46 Letter re: Request for Extension of Time by Defendant 2781469. Denied for non-compliance with local rule 7.1(a) and filing a letter addressed to the Clerk's Office. Mr. 2781469, I would like for you to have an attorney, and I probably will have no objection to allowing an additional 30 days for you to try to retain one. But so long as you are representing yourself, you have to know and comply with the procedural rules. Local rule 7.1(a) requires the counsel (or unrepresented parties) confer with opposing counsel (or unrepresented parties), attempt in good faith to reach an agreement on whatever the issue is, and then, if necessary, file a motion indicating that the conferral has occurred, and that the opposing party objects or does not object to the relief requested. This applies to all non-dispositive motions, such as your ECF No. 46 and plaintiff's ECF No. 44 but not to defendant's ECF No. 45, which is a dispositive motion, i.e., if it were granted it would dispose of some or all of the case. Also, please don't send letters to the Clerk or the judge or anyone. Every motion should have the caption of the case, a title such as "Defendant 2781469 Motion for Extension of Time," a certificate of service at the end showing how it was served on the opposing party (typically mail, or delivery, or electronic notice to the opposing lawyer), and, of course, a certification of compliance with local rule 7.1(a). By Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 11/16/17. Text Only Entry (rbjsec. ) (Entered: 11/16/2017)" @default.
- cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de48 AdministrativeID "49" @default.
- cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de48 OntologyLabel order @default.
- cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de48 hasReferenceToOtherEntry cod;;1:17-cv-01568_de45 @default.