- Failure by the party taking an oral deposition to comply with Local Rule 26.1.J …
- Should the Court find that a party or an attorney has engaged in abusive conduct during a deposition …
- Should a Magistrate Judge determine that a party, or that party’s counsel, unreasonably has interrupted …
- Interrupting a deposition for an off-the-record conference between counsel and the witness, except for the purpose of determining whether to assert a privilege …
- When a motion has been made to a judge and denied, in whole or in part, and a subsequent motion is made to a different judge …
- Counsel in a civil action must meet and confer prior to the pre-trial conference and
- For court-ordered mediation, the parties must choose a mediator from among the list of certified mediators maintained in the office of the Clerk of the Court
- Every civil case, except those specifically exempt by Local Rule, shall be ordered to mediation
- The jury instructions are within the domain of the Court; and counsel, therefore, may not submit proposed jury instructions to the Court
- A party seeking to make a filing under seal shall
- The filing of any pleading, unless otherwise specified, shall constitute an appearance by the person who signs such pleading …
- A second or subsequent action, seeking post-conviction or other relief by petition for writ …
- A party opposing a motion which was properly filed and served need not file an opposing memorandum of law
- The Clerk of the Court has a duty to notify the judge to whom the case is assigned as to when the action is at issue
- The Local Rules specify what should be included in a motion to compel
- Material facts set forth in the moving party’s motion for summary judgment will be deemed admitted unless controverted …
- The Court, upon written notice and good cause shown, may waive the time requirements of the Local Rules regarding …
- Pretrial conferences become part of the record at their conclusion. Therefore, statements made during the pre-trial conference …
- In resolving calendar conflicts between federal courts and the courts of the State of Florida …
- All civil actions arising in Dade County, and all criminal proceedings in which the offense …
- All criminal proceedings in which the offense was committed in Palm Beach County …
- All criminal proceedings in which the offense was committed in Monroe County …
- All civil actions arising in Broward County shall ordinarily be tried at
- All civil actions arising in Highlands, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie Counties …
- The Court may order a trial to be conducted at any jury division within the district
- Judge A is physically absent from the Southern District of Florida …
- An emergency matter has arisen in a case pending before Judge A. …
- The Duty Judge shall be available to hear and preside over
- The Duty Judge shall hear all emergency matters arising in a case before a Judge …
- All papers presented for filing shall contain a caption setting forth
- Generally, when a motion is filed, a courtesy copy should be delivered by counsel …
- After the jury has been discharged, counsel are free to interview jurors to determine …
- Each paper served shall include a certification of service stating
- A motion to amend a pleading should have the proposed amendment attached, reproducing the entire pleading as amended …
- Papers filed with this Court shall be on 8-1/2 x 11 white, opaque paper …
- If a party files an action in which it challenges the constitutionality of an Act of Congress affecting the public interest …
- If a party files an action in this Court in which it challenges the constitutionality of a statute of the State of Florida …
- A continuance of trial will be granted on stipulation of all counsel alone, without a showing of good cause
- Civil actions not at issue which have been pending without any proceedings having been …
- Party A files suit on May 7th but fails to effect service of process on the Defendant …
- Attorneys of record in both civil and criminal cases have an unfettered First Amendment …
