Carbajal et al v. Morrissey et al
Filing
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MINUTE ORDER re: 252 Order. Final Pretrial Conference set for 1/12/2016 11:00 AM in Courtroom A 401 before Magistrate Judge Kristen L. Mix. Proposed Pretrial Order due by 1/5/2016. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Clerks Office shall elect ronically mail a copy of this Minute Order to the legal assistant for the Department of Corrections at the following address: doc_service_of_process@state.co.us. and shall mail a courtesy copy to the case manager for Plaintiff at his facility, by Magistrate Judge Kristen L. Mix on 11/12/15. (Attachments: # 1 Attachment 1) (morti, )
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARATION
OF FINAL PRETRIAL ORDER
Counsel and any pro se party are directed to meet in advance of the pretrial
conference and jointly to develop the contents of the proposed final pretrial order, which
shall be presented for the court’s approval no later than seven days before the final
pretrial conference. Also, attention is directed to Fed. R. Civ. P. 16(d), which provides,
in pertinent part, that “[t]he conference shall be attended by at least one of the attorneys
who will conduct the trial for each of the parties and by any unrepresented parties.”
Listed on the following pages is a format for matters to be included in the final
pretrial order. For convenience of the court, counsel, and any pro se party, the
sequence and terminology in this format should be used in the preparation of the final
pretrial order. The bracketed and italicized information on the form explains what the
court expects.
Final pretrial orders shall be double-spaced in accordance with
D.C.COLO.LCivR 10.1E., even though the instructions in the following format for
the proposed scheduling order are single-spaced.
(Rev. 12/2011)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO
Civil Action No.:
Plaintiff(s),
v.
Defendant(s).
FINAL PRETRIAL ORDER
1. DATE AND APPEARANCES
2. JURISDICTION
[Include a statement of the basis for subject matter jurisdiction with appropriate
statutory citations. If jurisdiction is denied, give the specific reason for the denial.]
3. CLAIMS AND DEFENSES
[Summarize the claims and defenses of all parties, including the respective
versions of the facts and legal theories. Do not copy the pleadings. Identify the specific
relief sought. Eliminate claims and defenses which are unnecessary, unsupported, or
no longer asserted.]
4. STIPULATIONS
[Set forth all stipulations concerning facts, evidence, and the applicability of
statutes, regulations, rules, ordinances, etc.]
5. PENDING MOTIONS
[List any pending motion to be decided before trial, giving the filing date and the
filing date of any briefs in support or opposition. Include any motions on which the court
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expressly has postponed ruling until trial on the merits. If there are no pending motions,
please state, "None."]
6. WITNESSES
a.
List the nonexpert witnesses to be called by each party. List separately:
(1)
witnesses who will be present at trial (see Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(A));
(2)
witnesses who may be present at trial if the need arises (see Fed. R. Civ.
P. 26(a)(3)(A)); and
(3)
witnesses where testimony is expected to be presented by means of a
deposition and, if not taken steno graphically, a transcript of the pertinent
portions of the deposition testimony. See Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(B).
b.
List the expert witnesses to be called by each party. List separately:
(1)
witnesses who will be present at trial (see Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(A));
(2)
and
witnesses who may be present at trial (see Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(A));
(3)
witnesses where testimony is expected to be presented by means of a
deposition and, if not taken steno graphically, a transcript of the pertinent
portions of the deposition testimony. See Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(a)(3)(B).
[With each witness' name, set forth (1) the witness' address and telephone
number if not previously disclosed, (2) a short statement as to the nature and purpose
of the witness' testimony, and (3) whether he or she is expected to testify in person or
by deposition.]
7. EXHIBITS
[a.
List the exhibits to be offered by each party and identify those to be
stipulated into evidence. This list should be specific enough so that other parties and
the court can understand, merely by referring to the list, each separate exhibit which will
be offered. General references such as "all deposition exhibits "or" all documents
produced during discovery" are unacceptable.]
(1)
Plaintiff(s):
(2)
Defendant(s):
(3)
Other parties:
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[The following paragraph shall be included in the final pretrial order.]
b.
Copies of listed exhibits must be provided to opposing counsel and any pro se
party no later than 30 days before trial. The objections contemplated by Fed. R. Civ. P.
26(a)(3) shall be filed with the clerk and served by hand delivery or facsimile no later
than 14 days after the exhibits are provided.
8. DISCOVERY
[Use the following language:]
Discovery has been completed.
[Unless otherwise ordered, upon a showing of good cause in an appropriate
motion, there will be no discovery after entry of the final pretrial order.]
9. SPECIAL ISSUES
[List any unusual issues of law which the court may wish to consider before trial.
If none, please state, "None."]
10. SETTLEMENT
[Include a certification by the undersigned counsel for the parties and any pro se
party that:]
a.
Counsel for the parties and any pro se party met (in person) (by telephone) on
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, to discuss in good faith the settlement of the case.
b.
The participants in the settlement conference, included counsel, party
representatives, and any pro se party.
c.
The parties were promptly informed of all offers of settlement.
d.
Counsel for the parties and any pro se party (do) (do not) intend to hold future
settlement conferences.
e.
It appears from the discussion by all counsel and any pro se party that there is
[select one]:
(a good possibility of settlement.)
(some possibility of settlement.)
(little possibility of settlement.)
(no possibility of settlement.)
f.
Counsel for the parties and any pro se party considered ADR in accordance with
D.C.COLO.LCivR.16.6.
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11. OFFER OF JUDGMENT
[The following paragraph shall be included in the final pretrial order:]
Counsel and any pro se party acknowledge familiarity with the provision of Rule
68 (Offer of Judgment) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Counsel have
discussed it with the clients against whom claims are made in this case.
12. EFFECT OF FINAL PRETRIAL ORDER
[The following paragraph shall be included in the final pretrial order:]
Hereafter, this Final Pretrial Order will control the subsequent course of this
action and the trial, and may not be amended except by consent of the parties and
approval by the court or by order of the court to prevent manifest injustice. The
pleadings will be deemed merged herein. This Final Pretrial Order supersedes the
Scheduling Order. In the event of ambiguity in any provision of this Final Pretrial Order,
reference may be made to the record of the pretrial conference to the extent reported by
stenographic notes and to the pleadings.
13. TRIAL AND ESTIMATED TRIAL TIME;
FURTHER TRIAL PREPARATION PROCEEDINGS
[State:
1.
whether trial is to the court or a jury or both,
2.
estimated trial time,
3.
situs of trial, and
4.
any other orders pertinent to the trial proceedings.]
[Counsel and the parties should note that the procedures for setting and
conducting trial and for further conferences before trial vary according to the district
judge assigned to the case. The judges all have written procedures which can be
obtained from the clerk's office.]
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DATED this
day of
, 20
.
BY THE COURT
United States Magistrate Judge
APPROVED:
(Name)
(Name) (Address)
(Address)
(Telephone Number)
Attorney for Defendant
(or Defendant, Pro Se
(Telephone Number)
Attorney for Plaintiff (or Plaintiff, Pro Se)
[Please affix counsels' and any pro se party's signatures before submission of
the final pretrial order to the court.]
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