Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley
Limits & Logistics
Courtesy Copies
Filings
Not Required
Communication
Chambers
Detailed Drafting Rules
Joint statement (max 5 single-spaced pages) required for discovery disputes.
Instead of a noticed motion, the parties shall prepare a joint statement of not more than five single-spaced pages (12-point font or greater) stating the nature and status of the dispute and attesting to their good faith meet and confer efforts. Each side thus has approximately 2.5 pages of the submission. Issue-by-issue, the joint statement shall describe each unresolved issue, summarize each party’s position with appropriate legal authority, and provide each party’s final proposed compromise before addressing the next issue. It is preferable that the parties file a separate statement for each dispute. When necessary, the parties may submit supporting declarations and documentation of up to 12 pages.
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Joint Statement
Individual statement (max 2 pages) allowed if joint statement impossible.
The parties are strongly encouraged to submit a joint statement, but in the rare instances when a joint statement is not possible, each side may submit a statement of not more than two pages (12-point font or greater). The statement shall explain why a joint statement was impossible.
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