Regions Bank v. Kaplan et al
Filing
595
ORDER granting 592 Consent Motion to Seal and Motion to Strike; granting 593 Consent Motion to Seal and Motion to Strike; granting 594 Consent Motion to Seal abd Motion to Strike.. Signed by Judge Elizabeth A. Kovachevich on 12/11/2015. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit, # 2 Exhibit) (JM)
removal) and the civil cover sheets must be filed in paper format or
PDF format on CD-ROM, DVD, or other medium as the Court
directs. An attorney or pro se litigant may mail or deliver initiating
documents to the Clerk. Upon receipt, the Clerk will scan and file
the initiating document(s) electronically in CM/ECF.
(1)
Notices of removal. When filing a notice of removal,
the filing party must include all documents required to be
filed pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 1446-47 as separate PDF
documents on a CD-ROM, DVD, or other medium.
(2)
Once the Clerk opens the case, an E-filer must file
any additional portions of the state court record
electronically.
b)
Documents filed ex parte. When a document is filed ex
parte, the opposing party will not receive notice of the filing. Also,
when the Court rules on an ex parte document, only the filing party
will receive notice of the Court’s decision.
c)
Documents filed under seal. A document filed under seal
must be filed in paper format and in accordance with the Local
Rules. The document must be clearly designated as “UNDER
SEAL” or “IN CAMERA.” An E-filer, however, may file a “Motion to
Seal” either electronically or in paper format. If a motion to seal is
filed electronically, the E-filer must file each document being
proposed for sealing in paper format. If the Court grants a motion
to seal, it will enter an order authorizing the filing of the document in
paper format under seal.
d)
Documents filed ex parte and under seal. If the Court
grants an application to file a document ex parte and under seal,
the ex parte sealed document must be filed in paper format. An
application and all related ex parte documents must be clearly
designated as “EX PARTE AND UNDER SEAL.” The opposing
party will neither receive notice of the filing nor be able to view the
document filed under seal at the appropriate divisional Clerk’s
Office or in CM/ECF.
e)
Charging documents, warrants, or summonses in
criminal cases. A charging document in a criminal case (e.g.,
indictment, superseding indictment, information, and complaint)
must be presented in paper format. Where applicable, an attorney
must present a warrant and summons to the Clerk for filing along
with the charging document. The Clerk will thereafter issue the
warrant or summons to the United States Marshal for service.
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