Virgin Records America, Inc v. Thomas
Filing
106
Attachment 2
VACATED PER ORDER DATED 09/23/2004 JUDGMENT in favor of Capitol Records, Inc against Jammie Thomas; in favor of Sony BMG Music Entertainment against Jammie Thomas; in favor of Arista Records LLC against Jammie Thomas; in favor of Interscope Records against Jammie Thomas; in favor of Warner Bros Records Inc against Jammie Thomas; in favor of UMG Recordings, Inc against Jammie Thomas. Signed by Judge Michael J. Davis on 10/5/07. (Attachments: #
1 Civil Notice - appeal #
2 Civil-8th Circuit Pre-Hearing Conference Notice)(RJL) Modified on 9/25/2008 (jz).
Virgin Records America, Inc v. Thomas
Doc. 106 Att. 2
United States Court of Appeals
FOR THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT Prehearing Conference Program
The United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has established an early intervention Prehearing Conference Program. The purpose of the program is twofold: (1) to facilitate settlement discussions in civil cases by providing an impartial atmosphere for an open discussion of the case and alternative methods of disposition and (2) to promote the delineation of issues, early resolution of procedural problems, and effective administration of an appeal throughout the appellate process. See 8th Cir. R. 33A. The program is directed by Mr. John Martin. Mr. Martin screens newly filed appeals based on information furnished by both appellants and appellees in the court's Appeal Information Forms A and B. Contact with counsel is by telephone and in personal conferences held in several cities throughout the Circuit. All communications with Mr. Martin are confidential. Counsel can openly discuss and evaluate the issues and explore alternatives in a non-adversarial setting without fear that the subsequent processing of the appeal or ultimate disposition of the case will be adversely affected by participation in the program. Participation in the program is voluntary. However, the Court strongly encourages your participation and cooperation. Over the past twenty years, the program has enabled many appellate litigants to achieve mutually satisfactory resolution of certain issues or an overall settlement prior to progressing through all stages of the appellate process. Issue delineation enables counsel to focus only on those issues that need judicial resolution. The program has helped relieve the ever-increasing caseload confronting the Court, and it has also saved litigants and attorneys substantial amounts of time and money. In order for the program to function effectively certain information must be provided at the initiation of the appeal. Eighth Circuit Rule 3B directs each civil appellant to: (1) file a completed Appeal Information Form A with the Notice of Appeal at the time the Notice is filed with the District Court clerk and (2) forward a copy of the completed Form A and a copy of Appeal Information Form B to the appellee for completion. Appellee may complete Form B and send it to the clerk of the Court of Appeals. If you have any questions about the Prehearing Conference Program or the Appeal Information Forms, please contact Mr. Martin at (314)-2442499. Forms A and B are available from the District Court clerk and the Court of Appeals clerk and can be found on the forms page of the Court of Appeals' website at: http://www.ca8.uscourts.gov and the District Court's website at: http://www.mnd.uscourts.gov.
October 27, 2004
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