Southern District of New York Courtesy Copy Requirements

One courtesy copy of each memorandum of law must be sent to Chambers by mail at filing.

Source text: A party must send to Chambers (by postal mail or other delivery to 40 Foley Square) one courtesy copy of each memorandum of law the party files, marked as such, at the same time as it is filed.

Parties must email Microsoft Word copies of requests to charge, verdict forms, and voir dire questions to chambers in addition to ECF filing.

Source text: In addition to filing these documents on ECF, parties should also submit copies of these documents to the Court by email (ca02_AJNchambers@ca2.uscourts.gov), as Microsoft Word documents.

Courtesy hard copies required for post-discovery summary judgment motions.

Source text: Additionally, on the same date that any papers are served and filed, counsel filing and serving the papers must arrange to deliver courtesy non-electronic hard copies to the Courthouse for delivery to Chambers.

Plea agreements and Pimentel letters must be emailed to chambers at least 2 business days before plea.

Source text: When a defendant is pleading guilty pursuant to a plea agreement or a cooperation agreement, or where the Government is providing a Pimentel letter, a copy of the relevant document ordinarily must be emailed to the Court (ca02_AJNchambers@ca2.uscourts.gov) at least two business days before the scheduled plea.

Voir dire, jury instructions, and verdict forms must be ECF filed 2 weeks before trial and emailed to chambers.

Source text: proposed voir dire, jury instructions, and verdict forms shall be ECF filed two weeks prior to the trial date. At the time of ECF filing, each party should also email copies of these documents, as Microsoft Word documents, to ca02_AJNchambers@ca2.uscourts.gov.

Government must provide 3 hard copies of exhibit list and 1 set of exhibits/3500 materials at trial start.

Source text: At the start of the trial, the Government must provide the Court with three hard copies of the exhibit list, and one set of pre-marked documentary exhibits and Section 3500 material assembled sequentially in a loose leaf binder, or in separate manila folders labeled with the exhibit numbers and placed in a suitable container for ready reference.

Defendant's sentencing submission due 1 week before, Government's due 3 days before; courtesy copies required.

Source text: a defendant’s sentencing submission shall be served one week in advance of the sentencing date; the Government’s sentencing submission shall be served three days in advance of the sentencing date. The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission at the time it is served.

One courtesy copy of each sentencing submission must be provided to the Court at the time of service.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission at the time it is served.

One courtesy copy required for all motion papers.

Source text: All motion papers should include one courtesy copy for the Court. All courtesy copies shall be clearly marked as such.

All motion papers must include one courtesy copy clearly marked for the Court.

Source text: All motion papers should include one courtesy copy for the Court. All courtesy copies shall be clearly marked as such.

Motions in limine require courtesy copies to Chambers one week before trial.

Source text: All such motions in limine, and any opposition thereto, must be filed with the Clerk of the Court and courtesy copies submitted to Chambers at least one week before trial.

Courtesy copies of all filed documents must be mailed to Chambers.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all documents filed with the Court should be forwarded in hard copy by mail to Chambers.

Courtesy copies of all filed documents must be mailed in hard copy to Chambers.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all documents filed with the Court should be forwarded in hard copy by mail to Chambers.

Courtesy copies required for letters/motions with multiple attachments

Source text: If a letter or letter-motion includes more than one attachment or exhibit, a paper courtesy copy of the entire submission, marked as such, must be promptly delivered to chambers by mail, overnight courier, or hand delivery. The courtesy copy should bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include tabs for the attachments.

Courtesy copies of formal motions must be delivered promptly after filing.

Source text: Paper courtesy copies of all formal motion papers, marked as such, must be delivered by hand, mail, or courier promptly after filing.

Courtesy copy required for letters/letter-motions with more than one attachment, delivered to chambers with ECF header and tabs.

Source text: If a letter or letter-motion includes more than one attachment or exhibit, a paper courtesy copy of the entire submission, marked as such, must be promptly delivered to chambers by mail, overnight courier, or hand delivery. The courtesy copy should bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include tabs for the attachments.

Paper courtesy copies of formal motion papers must be delivered promptly after filing with ECF header and tabs.

Source text: g. Courtesy Copies. Paper courtesy copies of all formal motion papers, marked as such, must be delivered by hand, mail, or courier promptly after filing. Courtesy copies should bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include protruding tabs for any exhibits. Bulky materials should be neatly bound or placed in 3-ring binders with appropriate dividers.

Courtesy copies of letters are to be emailed to Chambers when letters are filed on ECF.

Source text: Generally, letters should be filed electronically on ECF and courtesy copies should be emailed to Chambers at ALCarterNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov as a .pdf attachment, with all counsel copied on the email.

Counsel must provide one courtesy copy of motion papers to Chambers after service.

Source text: Counsel should deliver one courtesy copy of the respective motion papers to Chambers after service.

In addition to ECF filing, parties must send a courtesy copy of the certificate (certificate only) to the Orders and Judgments Clerk by hand or mail with a self-addressed stamped envelope.

Source text: Parties must submit this electronically through the ECF system but must also send a courtesy copy of the certificate only, by hand or mail (along with a self addressed stamped envelope) to the Orders and Judgments Clerk for signature and seal.

Plaintiffs must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Source text: The plaintiff(s) must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Courtesy copies of sealed or sensitive letters must be emailed to Chambers.

Source text: Courtesy copies of letters filed under seal or containing sensitive or confidential information should also be emailed to Chambers in the format listed above.

One courtesy copy of motion papers must be delivered to Chambers after service

Source text: Counsel should deliver one courtesy copy of the respective motion papers to Chambers after service.

One courtesy copy of joint pretrial order and supporting documents required on filing date.

Source text: One courtesy copy of the joint pretrial order and all documents filed with the pretrial order should be submitted to chambers on the date of filing.

Two courtesy copies of trial documents required one week before trial.

Source text: Two courtesy copies should be hand delivered to chambers on that date as well.

Certificate of default requires ECF filing plus courtesy copy to Orders and Judgments Clerk

Source text: To file for a certificate of default, parties must submit to the Clerk of the Court a “request for entry of default” and a proposed “clerk’s certificate.” Parties must submit this electronically through the ECF system but must also send a courtesy copy of the certificate only, by hand or mail (along with a self addressed stamped envelope) to the Orders and Judgments Clerk for signature and seal. This signed certificate is to be attached to the default judgment when the default judgment is electronically filed.

Plaintiff must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Source text: The plaintiff(s) must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions when served.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is served.

Courtesy copies are not permitted unless otherwise ordered.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Two courtesy sets of pre-marked exhibits in tabbed 3-ring binders must be delivered to the Court at least two weeks before trial.

Source text: At least two weeks in advance of trial, counsel must provide two courtesy sets of pre-marked exhibits to the Court. The exhibits should be assembled sequentially in a tabbed 3-ring binder. Voluminous exhibits may be provided on a thumb drive or equivalent.

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Proposed orders must be emailed to Chambers in Word and PDF formats.

Source text: Counsel should also email an electronic courtesy copy of any proposed order to Chambers, in both Microsoft Word and PDF formats.

Joint pretrial order must be emailed to Chambers 30 days before final pretrial conference.

Source text: At least 30 days prior to the scheduled final pretrial conference, the parties shall both file on ECF, as a “Joint Pretrial Statement,” and submit by email to HoNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov a proposed joint pretrial order

Two courtesy copies must be delivered to court security officers within one business day of filing.

Source text: Two courtesy copies should be addressed to Judge Kaplan and delivered to the court security officers at the Worth Street entrance, 200 Worth Street, no later than one business day after the originals are filed.

All motions (except OSC) should be filed without return date with 2 courtesy copies delivered at time of filing.

Source text: All motions, unless brought on by an Order to Show Cause, should be made without a return date. Two (2) courtesy copies for the use of Chambers should be delivered to the court security officers at the Worth Street entrance, 200 Worth Street (at the time the originals are filed).

Courtesy copies required for complaint, answer, and reply to chambers.

Source text: The parties are to provide a courtesy copy of the complaint, answer and any reply (but not discovery requests, discovery responses, stipulations, correspondence or other papers) to chambers promptly after service.

Two courtesy copies of joint pretrial order required for chambers.

Source text: Counsel are to submit a joint pretrial order, with two (2) courtesy copies addressed to chambers, on or before the date set by the Court.

Two courtesy copies of briefs and one of record required for bankruptcy appeals.

Source text: Counsel shall provide chambers with two courtesy copies of their briefs, and counsel for appellant shall provide it with one courtesycopyof the record, immediately upon the filing of the originals with the Clerk of Court.

Two courtesy copies must be delivered to court security at Worth Street entrance within one business day of filing.

Source text: Two courtesy copies should be addressed to Judge Kaplan and delivered to the court security officers at the Worth Street entrance, 200 Worth Street, no later than one business day after the originals are filed.

Two courtesy copies should be delivered to court security at the time originals are filed.

Source text: Two (2) courtesy copies for the use of Chambers should be delivered to the court security officers at the Worth Street entrance, 200 Worth Street (at the time the originals are filed).

Courtesy copies of complaint, answer, and reply must be provided to chambers promptly after service.

Source text: The parties are to provide a courtesy copy of the complaint, answer and any reply (but not discovery requests, discovery responses, stipulations, correspondence or other papers) to chambers promptly after service.

Joint pretrial order requires two courtesy copies to chambers by the court-set deadline.

Source text: Counsel are to submit a joint pretrial order, with two (2) courtesy copies addressed to chambers, on or before the date set by the Court.

Courtesy copies required for bankruptcy appeals: 2 copies of briefs and 1 copy of the record.

Source text: Counsel shall provide chambers with two courtesy copies of their briefs, and counsel for appellant shall provide it with one courtesy copy of the record, immediately upon the filing of the originals with the Clerk of Court.

Attachments over 10 pages require both ECF filing and hard copy delivery to chambers.

Source text: When a letter is accompanied by attachments exceeding 10 pages in length, the submitting party shall both file the letter electronically and deliver a hardcopy with the attachments to Chambers by mail or hand delivery.

Courtesy copies required for letters with attachments over 10 pages.

Source text: When a letter is accompanied by attachments exceeding ten pages in length, the submitting party shall both file the letter on ECF and deliver a courtesy copy to Chambers by mail or hand delivery.

Courtesy copies must include ECF header.

Source text: The courtesy copy must be a copy of the filed version of the letter and include the automatically generated ECF header (that is, the text — e.g., “Case 1:16-cv-01234-ABC Document 100 Filed

Two courtesy copies required when reply is served on a motion.

Source text: At the time any reply is served on a motion, the moving party shall supply two courtesy copies of all motion papers, including those of their adversaries, to Chambers by mail or delivery to the United States Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, New York, New York.

Two courtesy copies required for specified documents, one set for documentary exhibits.

Source text: E. Courtesy Copies. Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Sections 6.A, B, C.i, C.iii, and D above should be mailed or hand delivered to Chambers on the date on which they are to be served or filed. Only one hard-copy set of documentary exhibits is required.

Default judgment motions require courtesy copies to chambers.

Source text: In connection with the Motion for Default Judgment, file the following on ECF (and mail or hand deliver a courtesy copy to chambers):

PDF courtesy copy must be emailed to chambers when letter is filed on ECF.

Source text: If a letter is filed electronically on ECF, a PDF of the filed version of that letter must also be e-mailed to chambersnysdseibel@nysd.uscourts.gov. Failure to email a PDF courtesy copy may mean that the letter does not come to the Court’s attention in a timely manner.

Courtesy copy of ECF-filed letters must include automatically generated ECF header.

Source text: As noted in item 1.A above, if a letter is filed electronically on ECF, a PDF file of that letter must also be e-mailed to chambersnysdseibel@nysd.uscourts.gov. The courtesy copy of any letter filed on ECF must be a copy of the filed version of the letter and must include the automatically generated ECF header (that is, the text – e.g., “Case 7:24-cv-1234-

One courtesy hard copy of ECF filings (except pro hac vice motions and letters) must be submitted to chambers at time of service.

Source text: One (1) courtesy hard copy of all pleadings, motion papers (with the exception of motions for admission pro hac vice) and other documents (aside from letters) filed via ECF shall be submitted to chambers at the time the papers are served.

Electronic text-searchable courtesy copies of transcripts required (except pro se cases), preferably on CD.

Source text: Except in pro se cases, the parties should provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of any hearing or deposition transcript, or portion thereof, on which the parties rely, if such a copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome. (Where feasible, parties should provide these materials on CD, not on a DVD or memory stick and not by email.)

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of Indictment/Information and Complaint to chambers.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide to chambers, as soon as practicable, a courtesy copy of the Indictment or Information, and a courtesy copy of the Complaint, if one exists.

AUSA must provide courtesy copy of plea agreement to chambers.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of the plea agreement to chambers as soon as practicable.

Courtesy copies of motion papers generally not required, except for administrative agency appeals; must be double-sided in 3-ring binders with tabs; due within 2 business days.

Source text: The parties should not submit courtesy copies of any motion papers, except for cases regarding appeals of administrative agency determinations. Courtesy copies should be double‐sided and placed in well‐organized three‐ring binder(s). Where appropriate, the binder(s) shall be separated by tab dividers preceded by an exhibit list. Courtesy copies must be provided no later than two business days after the filing.

Courtesy copy required for Ex Parte Settlement Conference materials if exhibits exceed 10 pages; due within 1 business day.

Source text: A courtesy copy of Ex Parte Settlement Conference Summary Forms and Letters shall be submitted to the Court if the exhibits to the Letter exceed 10 pages. Courtesy copies must be provided no later than one business day after submission of the Form and Letter.

One courtesy copy required for all motions except pro hac vice and letter-motions.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all motion papers (with the exception of motions for admission pro hac vice and letter-motions), shall be submitted to chambers as soon as practicable after filing.

Two courtesy hard copies to chambers required when filing joint pretrial statement for non-jury cases

Source text: At the time the joint pretrial statement is filed, each party shall serve, but not file, the following documents, and submit two courtesy hard copies to chambers

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of plea agreements to chambers promptly.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of any plea agreement or related documents to chambers as soon as practicable.

Non-pro se parties must provide text-searchable courtesy copies of transcripts on CD for summary judgment motions.

Source text: Except for pro se litigants, the parties shall provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of any hearing or deposition transcript, or a portion thereof, on which the parties rely, if such a copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome. (Parties shall provide these materials on a CD only, not on a DVD or memory stick and not by e-mail.)

Transcript courtesy copies must be provided on CD only, not DVD, memory stick, or email.

Source text: Parties shall provide these materials on a CD only, not on a DVD or memory stick and not by e-mail.

Joint pretrial statement required within 30 days of discovery completion or dispositive motion decision, with courtesy copy for chambers.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, within 30 days after the date for completion of discovery in a civil case, or, if a dispositive motion has been filed, within 30 days after a decision on the motion, the parties shall file a joint pretrial statement, with one courtesy hard copy for chambers.

Two courtesy hard copies to chambers required 15 days before trial or 30 days after joint pretrial statement

Source text: each party shall file the following documents, and submit two courtesy hard copies to chambers, 15 days before the date of commencement of trial if such a date has been fixed, or 30 days after the filing of the joint pretrial statement if no date has been fixed

One courtesy hard copy to chambers required within one week of filing opposition documents

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, any party may file, and submit one courtesy hard copy to chambers, the following documents within one week of the filing of any document described in section 4.B above

Courtesy copies of letters are prohibited.

Source text: Parties shall not submit courtesy copies of letters that are filed as described above.

One courtesy hard copy of motion papers (except pro hac vice and letter-motions) must be submitted to chambers as soon as practicable after filing, marked clearly, delivered to Court Security Officers if hand-delivered.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all motion papers (with the exception of motions for admission pro hac vice and letter-motions), shall be submitted to chambers as soon as practicable after filing. Courtesy copies should be clearly marked as such. If hand-delivered, courtesy copies should be brought to the Court Security Officers at the Worth Street entrance to 500 Pearl Street, not to chambers.

Parties must provide electronic text-searchable courtesy copy of transcripts relied upon for summary judgment.

Source text: Except for pro se litigants, the parties shall provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of any hearing or deposition transcript, or a portion thereof, on which the parties rely, if such a copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome.

Courtesy copy transcripts must be provided on CD only, not DVD, memory stick, or email.

Source text: Parties shall provide these materials on a CD only, not on a DVD or memory stick and not by e-mail.

Joint pretrial statements in civil cases require one courtesy hard copy for chambers, due 30 days after discovery or dispositive motion decision.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, within 30 days after the date for completion of discovery in a civil case, or, if a dispositive motion has been filed, within 30 days after a decision on the motion, the parties shall file a joint pretrial statement, with one courtesy hard copy for chambers.

Parties must submit two courtesy hard copies of trial documents to chambers 15 days before trial or 30 days after the joint pretrial statement.

Source text: each party shall file the following documents, and submit two courtesy hard copies to chambers, 15 days before the date of commencement of trial if such a date has been fixed, or 30 days after the filing of the joint pretrial statement if no date has been fixed

Parties filing oppositions to trial documents must submit one courtesy hard copy to chambers within one week.

Source text: any party may file, and submit one courtesy hard copy to chambers, the following documents within one week of the filing of any document described in section 4.B above

Certain trial documents must be served but not filed, with two courtesy copies submitted to chambers.

Source text: At the time the joint pretrial statement is filed, each party shall serve, but not file, the following documents, and submit two courtesy hard copies to chambers

AUSA must provide chambers with courtesy copies of the Indictment, Information, and Complaint as soon as practicable.

Source text: The Assistant United States Attorney ("AUSA") shall provide to chambers, as soon as practicable, a courtesy copy of the Indictment or Information, and a courtesy copy of the Complaint, if one exists.

Courtesy copies of sentencing submissions must be provided when served.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is served.

Courtesy copies required for Letter-Motions with exhibits over 50 pages.

Source text: Courtesy copies of Letter-Motions are not required unless the attached exhibits exceed 50 pages, in which case one (1) courtesy copy, marked as such on the cover page, should be submitted to Chambers promptly after filing.

Electronic courtesy copies of jury materials must be sent to chambers as Word documents

Source text: In addition to filing on ECF the voir dire questions, requests to charge, and/or verdict sheets, electronic copies of this joint submission must also be sent to Chambers. The electronic copies should be sent as Microsoft Word documents via email to: FigueredoNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov

Nonjury pretrial materials require Word format courtesy copies to chambers

Source text: In addition to filing on ECF, these materials must also be submitted to the Court as Mircrosoft Word documents and sent via email to: FigueredoNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov

Email documents to chambers simultaneously with ECF filing.

Source text: At the same time, the party should email to

Email required letter and acknowledgment form 7 days before conference; submit courtesy copy if exhibits exceed 10 pages.

Source text: This letter must be received by the Court no later than midnight seven days before the settlement conference. This letter, along with the Acknowledgment Form that appears following this Standing Order, must be sent to the Court by email to: FigueredoNYSDchambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. A courtesy copy of the letter and any exhibits shall be submitted to the Court if the exhibits to the letter exceed 10 pages.

Courtesy digital copies of proposed voir dire and requests to charge must be emailed to Chambers in Word format.

Source text: The parties shall provide the Court with a courtesy digital copy of both the proposed voir dire and requests to charge in Word format by email to Chambers.

No courtesy copies to Chambers unless required by Local Civil Rules

Source text: No papers, including courtesy hard copies of any filing or document, may be submitted to Chambers unless requested or required to be filed in hard copy by the Local Civil rules.

Electronic courtesy copies of exhibits must be emailed to Schofield_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Source text: The parties shall email Schofield_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov requesting a link to upload these courtesy copies. If any exhibits are of a kind that is filed with the Clerk of Court but not filed on ECF, such as audio or video files, the parties shall use the email address above to request a link to transmit an electronic copy to the Court.

Paper courtesy copies to Chambers only when specifically requested.

Source text: Parties shall not send paper courtesy copies to Chambers unless requested by the Court.

Courtesy copy of motion papers (marked “Courtesy Copy”) must be submitted to Chambers with reply, not at filing.

Source text: One printed courtesy copy of all parties’ motion papers, including exhibits, marked “Courtesy Copy,” shall be submitted to Chambers by the movant at the time the reply is served. Courtesy copies shall not be submitted to Chambers at the time of filing.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings filed in state court.

Source text: In addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), counsel for the removing party or parties must provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in state court.

Government must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to chambers at least 3 business days before plea.

Source text: The Government shall provide a courtesy copy of the plea agreement, cooperation agreement, or Pimentel letter to the Court. These documents should be emailed to ReardenNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov as soon as practicable, and at least three business days before the scheduled plea.

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions.

Source text: The parties shall provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is filed.

Courtesy copies of submissions are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Pro se parties must file papers with Pro Se Intake Unit with one courtesy copy.

Source text: All papers to be filed with the Court by a pro se party, along with one courtesy copy of those papers, shall be delivered in person or by mail to the Pro Se Intake Unit, 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007.

Pro se parties must file papers with Pro Se Intake Unit with one courtesy copy.

Source text: All papers to be filed with the Court by a pro se party, along with one courtesy copy of those papers, shall be delivered in person or by mail to the Pro Se Intake Unit, 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007.

Non-pro se parties must submit courtesy copy with reply; no copies if all pro se.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all formal motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to Chambers by the non-pro se party at the time the reply is due. Courtesy copies should not be submitted to Chambers at the time of filing. If all the parties are pro se, then no courtesy copies of formal motion papers are required.

Two courtesy copies of memorandum of law required via mail/hand delivery when reply is served.

Source text: Two courtesy copies memorandum of law must be submitted via mail or hand delivery by the movant at the time that the reply is served, not by each party at the time of filing.

Courtesy copies must be labeled, double-sided, three-hole punched, and tabbed (not in binders).

Source text: All courtesy copies must be labeled as such and should be double-sided, three-hole punched, and tabbed such that they can be placed in binders but the copies should not be submitted in binders.

Unredacted courtesy copies required for sealed/redacted filings, with redacted portions highlighted.

Source text: If the parties have redacted or filed under seal any portion of the motion papers or attendant exhibits, courtesy copies are to be unredacted, but the portions redacted from public filings should be highlighted.

Two courtesy copies required for documents in Sections 5.A-C, except exhibits in electronic form only.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Sections 5.A-C above should be submitted to Chambers via mail or hand delivery on the date on which they are to be served or filed, except that counsel should submit exhibits only in electronic form.

AUSA must immediately contact Chambers to arrange conference/arraignment and provide courtesy copies of Indictment and Complaint via email.

Source text: Upon assignment of a criminal case to Judge Rochon, the Assistant United States Attorney ("AUSA") shall immediately contact Chambers to arrange for a conference / arraignment. The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of the Indictment and the criminal Complaint, if one exists, to the Court as soon as practicable via email to the Chambers email address (RochonNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov).

Government must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers 3 business days before plea.

Source text: The Government shall provide a courtesy copy of the plea agreement, cooperation agreement, or Pimentel letter to the Court. These documents should be emailed to Chambers as soon as practicable, and no later than three business days before the scheduled plea.

Two courtesy hard copies required for pretrial submissions in PDF and Word format.

Source text: At the time of filing, each party shall email to Chambers and supply Chambers with two courtesy hard copies of these materials in .pdf and, with the exception of in limine motions, Microsoft Word format.

Courtesy copies required for filings over 10 pages.

Source text: The filing party shall mail or hand deliver one courtesy hard copy to Chambers of any filing or submission greater than 10 pages in length at the time of its submission, unless otherwise addressed above.

Government must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers within 3 business days before plea.

Source text: The Government shall provide a courtesy copy of the plea agreement, cooperation agreement, or Pimentel letter to the Court. These documents should be emailed to Chambers as soon as practicable, and no later than three business days before the scheduled plea.

Pretrial submissions require email to Chambers plus 2 courtesy hard copies in PDF and Word format.

Source text: At the time of filing, each party shall email to Chambers and supply Chambers with two courtesy hard copies of these materials in .pdf and, with the exception of in limine motions, Microsoft Word format.

Courtesy copies of all filings must be emailed to Chambers promptly with ECF header

Source text: A courtesy copy of all letters, motions, pleadings, and other filings must be promptly emailed to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov. The courtesy copy of any submission filed on ECF must be a copy of the filed version of the submission and must include the automatically-generated ECF header (that is, the text – for example, “Case 1:20-

Proposed orders and judgments must include courtesy copy emailed to Chambers.

Source text: All proposed orders and judgments, including stipulations to be “so-ordered,” must be submitted in the manner required by the Court’s “Electronic Case Filing Rules and Instructions,” with a courtesy copy emailed to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Email unredacted courtesy copies with highlighted redactions to Chambers.

Source text: Additionally, the party seeking leave must email to Chambers, at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov, by encrypted and/or password-protected means, unredacted courtesy copies of the letter motion and relevant document(s) with all proposed redactions in highlighted form.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be emailed to Chambers.

Source text: Counsel must email courtesy copies of all motion papers to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Courtesy copies of motions in limine must be emailed to Chambers upon filing.

Source text: A courtesy copy of each submission should be emailed to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov on the date the paper is served and filed.

Courtesy copies of trial submissions must be emailed to Chambers in PDF and Word format.

Source text: A courtesy copy of each submission must be emailed to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov, in pdf and Microsoft Word format.

Trial memoranda must be filed one week before final pretrial conference with courtesy copy emailed same day.

Source text: Any Trial Memoranda must be served and filed no later than one week before the Final Pretrial Conference. A courtesy copy must be emailed to Chambers at SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov, that same day.

Courtesy copies of sentencing submissions must be emailed to Chambers when served.

Source text: The parties must provide the Court with a courtesy copy of each submission, by email to SwainNYSDCorresp@nysd.uscourts.gov, when it is served.

No courtesy copies required for any submissions.

Source text: D. No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Courtesy copies required for all pretrial submissions.

Source text: The parties shall provide a courtesy copy of all pretrial submissions to the Court.

Proposed orders must be emailed to Chambers in Word and PDF formats.

Source text: Counsel should also email an electronic courtesy copy of any proposed order to Chambers, in both Microsoft Word and PDF formats.

One courtesy copy of all motions and pleadings must be submitted to chambers.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all motion papers and pleadings marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers at the time the papers are served or filed, in accordance with the Southern District of New York’s policies regarding mail deliveries.

In expedited proceedings, courtesy copies must be delivered promptly (hand delivery or fax).

Source text: In any expedited proceeding, parties shall ensure that courtesy copies are delivered in a manner that enables their timely consideration by the Court (e.g., by hand delivery (with permission) or fax to Chambers).

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of charging documents to Chambers promptly.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of all charging documents to Chambers as soon as practicable, and should email the Court to arrange for an initial conference at which the Court will set a discovery and motion schedule regardless of any conference scheduled by the Magistrate Judge.

Courtesy copies required for all filings to chambers and opposing parties

Source text: Litigants should send a courtesy copy of all filings to Chambers (see I.E, supra) and deliver a copy to all parties through counsel or to litigants proceeding pro se.

Two complete sets of documentary exhibits in trial binders must be provided to the Judge’s clerk at the start of trial.

Source text: At the beginning of the trial, two complete sets of documentary exhibits in trial binders should be handed to the Judge’s clerk for use by the Judge and his staff during trial.

Pro se parties must file papers with Pro Se Intake Unit or drop box, including one courtesy copy.

Source text: All papers to be filed with the Court by a pro se party, along with one courtesy copy of those papers, shall be (1) mailed to the Pro Se Intake Unit, Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, New York, New York 10007 or (2) delivered in person to the drop box in the lobby of the United States Courthouse at 500 Pearl Street, New York, New York, or the United States Courthouse at 300 Quarropas Street, White Plains, New York.

Non-pro se parties must submit courtesy copy with reply; no copies needed if all pro se

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all formal motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to Chambers by the non-pro se party at the time the reply is due. Courtesy copies should not be submitted to Chambers at the time of filing. If all the parties are pro se, then no courtesy copies of formal motion papers are required.

Electronic courtesy copies required for all motion papers via email at time of service.

Source text: Regarding all motion papers, including exhibits submitted in connection with a motion, a party shall submit an electronic courtesy copy via e-mail to Chambers at the time the papers are served.

Courtesy copies of proposed voir dire, jury instructions, and verdict forms must be emailed to Chambers in Word format.

Source text: At the time of filing, each party should e-mail courtesy copies of its proposed jury voir dire, jury instructions, and verdict form in Microsoft Word format to Chambers at CronanNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Exhibit lists must be emailed to Chambers one week before trial in Word format.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered, no later than one week before trial, each party shall e-mail to the Court at CronanNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov a Microsoft Word document listing all exhibits sought to be admitted.

Flash drive with exhibits and 3500 material must be provided by Friday before trial.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered, no later than the Friday before the start of trial, each party must provide the Court with a flash drive containing the exhibit list with a brief description of each exhibit and .pdf copies of pre-marked documentary exhibits, as well as Section 3500 material from the Government, in sequential order separated by numbered parts.

Defendant's sentencing submission must be emailed to Chambers two weeks before sentencing.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, a defendant’s sentencing submission shall be served on the Government and e-mailed to Chambers no later than two weeks before the date set for sentencing.

Government's sentencing submission must be emailed to Chambers one week before sentencing.

Source text: The Government’s sentencing submission shall be served on the defendant and e-mailed to Chambers no later than one week before the date set for sentencing.

Government's sentencing submission for cooperating witnesses must be filed two weeks before sentencing.

Source text: For the sentencing of a cooperating witness for whom the Government will be making a motion pursuant to U.S.S.G. § 5K1.1 and 18 U.S.C. § 3553(e), however, the Government’s sentencing submission shall be filed no later than two weeks in advance of sentencing.

Electronic courtesy copies must be emailed to chambers when papers are served.

Source text: Regarding all pleadings, correspondence, and motion papers, including exhibits submitted in connection with a motion, a party shall submit an electronic courtesy copy via e-mail to Chambers at the time the papers are served.

Electronic courtesy copies of certain proposals must be in both Word and PDF formats.

Source text: Electronic courtesy copies of proposals for the Court to enter, including proposed orders to show cause, temporary restraining orders, preliminary injunctions, stipulations, consent orders, and default judgments, should be sent in both Microsoft Word and PDF formats.

Amended pleadings require courtesy copy in redline form via email.

Source text: If a party files an amended pleading, a courtesy copy of the pleading, in redline form to the most recent operative pleading, shall be provided to the Court via email.

One courtesy copy required for submissions in sections 7.B-G

Source text: One courtesy copy of each submission described in 7.B–G below should be provided to Chambers on the date that the submission is filed or served.

Letters seeking relief must be filed on ECF with courtesy copy emailed to Chambers including ECF header.

Source text: Otherwise, telephone calls to Chambers are permitted only for urgent matters. matters requiring immediate attention, communications with Chambers shall be by letter filed on ECF. Letters seeking relief, including requests for extensions, adjournments, or bail modification, should be filed on ECF as letter motions as outlined in Rule 2(D) below, with a courtesy copy, clearly marked as such, delivered to the Court via e-mail (Failla_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov). The courtesy copy of any letter filed on ECF must be an electronic copy of the filed version of the letter and must include the automatically generated ECF header (that is, the text — e.g., “Case 1:24-cr-00123-

Government must email courtesy copies of plea-related documents to Chambers within 3 business days before plea.

Source text: The Government shall email a courtesy copy of the signed plea agreement, cooperation agreement, Pimentel letter, and/or superseding charging instrument to Chambers (Failla_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov) as soon as practicable, and no later than three business days before the scheduled plea.

Letters must be filed on ECF with courtesy copy emailed to chambers.

Source text: Letters should be filed electronically on ECF, with a courtesy copy, clearly marked as such, delivered to the Court via e-mail (Failla_NYSDChambers@ nysd.uscourts.gov).

Courtesy copy must be electronic version with ECF header.

Source text: The courtesy copy of any letter filed on ECF must be an electronic copy of the filed version of the letter and must include the automatically generated ECF header (that is, the text — e.g., “Case 1:19-cv-

Removing counsel must provide courtesy copies of state court pleadings to the Court.

Source text: Counsel for the removing party or parties must, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in state court.

Courtesy copy of joint case management plan must be emailed to Chambers in PDF format.

Source text: A courtesy copy of the joint letter and Proposed Civil Case Management Plan and Scheduling Order must also be provided to Chambers via e-mail in PDF format.

Courtesy copies of pre-motion letters must be emailed to Chambers.

Source text: A courtesy copy of the letter motion and opposition must also be provided to Chambers via e-mail in accordance to Rule 2(B) above.

One courtesy copy of motion papers required at time of reply service, double-sided and bound

Source text: One courtesy copy of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be mailed or hand-delivered to the Court by the movant at the time the reply is served. All courtesy copies should be double-sided, three-hole-punched, tabbed, and placed in binders.

Requests to charge and proposed voir dire questions require courtesy copies to Chambers in both PDF and Word formats.

Source text: In jury cases, requests to charge and proposed voir dire questions, with courtesy copies e-mailed to Chambers as both .pdf and Microsoft Word documents; or

Two courtesy copies required for most pretrial documents; one set for exhibits.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Rules 7(A), (B)(i-ii), (C), and (D) above should be mailed to Chambers or hand-delivered on the date on which they are to be served or filed. Only one set of documentary exhibits is required.

Email unredacted document, highlighted version, and unredacted letter motion to chambers

Source text: At the same time of filing on ECF, the party should e-mail to Chambers (Failla_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov) (i) a clean (i.e., unredacted) copy of the document; (ii) a copy of the document highlighting the information that has been redacted in the ECF filing; and (iii) an unredacted copy of the letter motion described in Rule 9(B)(i), should the party also be seeking leave to file that letter motion with redactions.

Courtesy copy of Order to Show Cause and supporting papers must be emailed to Chambers after electronic filing.

Source text: Once electronically filed, a courtesy copy of the Proposed Order to Show Cause and the supporting papers must also be provided to Chambers via e-mail.

No courtesy copies accepted for letters or letter-motions.

Source text: Courtesy copies are no longer accepted.

Courtesy copies of sentencing submissions must be emailed to chambers promptly after filing.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all sentencing submissions should be provided to the Court promptly after they are filed. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, courtesy copies should be submitted via email to koeltlnysdchambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

One courtesy copy of fully briefed motion papers required after motion is fully briefed.

Source text: C. Courtesy Copies. The moving party should furnish to Chambers one courtesy copies of all the motion papers (including papers in opposition to the motion) after the motion has been fully briefed. Each submission related to the motion should be filed on the docket promptly after service, but the full set of courtesy copies should be furnished to chambers only once the motion is fully briefed.

Courtesy copies of pleadings must be emailed to chambers promptly after filing.

Source text: Courtesy copies of pleadings, marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, courtesy copies should be mailed to Chambers and submitted via email to koeltlnysdchambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Courtesy copies required for all sentencing submissions.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court courtesy copies of all sentencing submissions.

No courtesy copies to chambers unless requested

Source text: No papers, including courtesy hard copies of any filing or document, may be submitted to Chambers unless requested by the Court.

Courtesy copies of pre-marked exhibits must be emailed to chambers.

Source text: The parties shall each send a courtesy copy of all exhibits, pre-marked, to Parker_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. Exhibits need not be filed electronically on ECF.

Courtesy copies required within one business day if Settlement Conference exhibits exceed 10 pages.

Source text: A courtesy copy of Ex Parte Settlement Conference Summary Forms and Letters shall be submitted to the Court if the exhibits to the Letter exceed 10 pages. Courtesy copies must be provided no later than one business day after submission of the Form and Letter.

Courtesy hard copies prohibited unless specifically ordered.

Source text: No papers, including courtesy hard copies of any filing or document, may be submitted to Chambers unless specifically ordered by the Court or otherwise permitted by these Individual Practices.

Removing counsel must provide courtesy copies of state court pleadings to the Court.

Source text: Counsel for the removing party or parties must, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in state court.

Courtesy copies required only upon Court request; must be double-sided, three-hole-punched, tabbed, and in binders.

Source text: Courtesy copies are not necessary unless otherwise directed by the Court. Upon request, courtesy copies of motion papers, marked as such and including the ECF header (See Section 2(B) above), shall be mailed or hand-delivered to the Court by the party making the filing. All courtesy copies should be double-sided, three-hole-punched, tabbed, and placed in binders.

Electronic, text-searchable courtesy copies of transcripts required except in pro se cases.

Source text: Except in pro se cases, the parties shall provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of any hearing or deposition transcript on which the parties rely, if such a copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome.

Transcript courtesy copies must be provided on CD or memory stick, not email.

Source text: Parties should provide these materials on a CD or memory stick and not by e-mail.

Two courtesy copies required for specified pretrial documents, one set for exhibits.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Sections 7(A), (B), (C)(i-ii), and (D) above should be mailed or hand-delivered to Chambers on the date on which they are to be served or filed. Only one set of documentary exhibits is required.

Pretrial submissions require one courtesy hard copy and email in Word format (except in limine motions) to Chambers.

Source text: The Court’s practice is to enter an order scheduling a final pretrial conference and setting deadlines for the submission of proposed voir dire, proposed verdict forms, proposed requests to charge, and any motions in limine. At the time of filing, each party shall submit one courtesy hard copy of these materials to the Court. In addition, each party should email these materials, with the exception of in limine motions, in Microsoft Word format to the Court (LimanNYSD Chambers@nysd.uscourts.gov).

Government must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers within 3 business days of scheduled plea.

Source text: The government shall provide a courtesy copy of the signed plea agreement, cooperation agreement, or Pimentel letter to the Court. These documents should be e-mailed to Chambers as soon as practicable, and no later than three business days before the scheduled plea. Late submission may result in adjournment.

Parties must email Word copies of pretrial submissions to Chambers at time of filing.

Source text: At the time of filing, the parties should also email copies of these documents as Microsoft Word documents to Chambers.

Criminal cases require prompt conference and indictment courtesy copy.

Source text: Upon assignment of a criminal case to Judge Karas, the Parties immediately shall arrange with the Deputy Clerk for a prompt conference at which the defendant will be present in order to set a discovery and motion schedule. The Assistant United States Attorney shall provide a courtesy copy of the indictment and the criminal complaint, if one exists, to Chambers as soon as practicable.

One courtesy copy of pleadings, two of motion papers required for Chambers.

Source text: One courtesy copy of all pleadings shall be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing. Two courtesy copies of all motion papers shall be submitted to Chambers when served on the other parties.

Courtesy copies must be marked, bound, and tabbed.

Source text: All courtesy copies must be clearly marked as such, bound, and tabbed.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings filed in state court before removal.

Source text: Counsel for the party or parties which removed the case shall, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in State court.

Two courtesy copies required for motions in limine, must be bound and tabbed.

Source text: Each party shall submit to the Court two courtesy copies of all motion papers on the date those papers are filed. All courtesy copies shall be clearly marked as such, bound, and tabbed.

Provide courtesy copy of default judgment order and supporting documents to Court.

Source text: Provide the Court with a courtesy copy of the Order, supporting documents, and affidavit of service.

Device orders must be submitted to chambers at least 5 days before trial.

Source text: All General Purpose Computing Device Orders (for cellphones, laptops, and BlackBerrys) should be submitted to chambers at least five days prior to trial.

Contact Deputy Clerk for scheduling; AUSA must submit courtesy copy of criminal complaint.

Source text: Scheduling. For scheduling please call Judge Román's Courtroom Deputy Clerk, Gina Sicora, at (914) 390-4178. Upon assignment of a criminal case to Judge Román, the parties should contact Ms. Sicora to set an appropriate date for an initial appearance. The A.U.S.A. shall at that time submit to Chambers a courtesy copy of the criminal complaint, if one exists.

Non-pro se parties must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers when reply is due; no courtesy copies if all parties are pro se.

Source text: One courtesy copy of all formal motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to Chambers by the non-pro se party at the time the reply is due. Courtesy copies should not be submitted to chambers at the time of filing. If all parties are pro se, then courtesy copies of formal motion papers are not required.

Two courtesy copies required with reply filing.

Source text: At the time the reply is served, the movant must mail or hand-deliver to the Court two courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such and which include the automatically-generated ECF header at the top of each page.

Courtesy copies of documentary exhibits required for trial.

Source text: Each party must submit to the Court by mail or hand delivery one set of courtesy copies of each documentary exhibit sought to be admitted, pre-marked with exhibit labels that correspond to the exhibit list presented in the joint pretrial order.

Two courtesy copies of trial documents must be mailed or hand-delivered to chambers when served or filed.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in this Section must be mailed or hand-delivered to Chambers at the time they are served or filed.

Bring all papers in person to Chambers and leave a courtesy copy of supporting papers.

Source text: On the same day, bring all of the papers in person to Chambers (Room 2260, 500 Pearl Street). Also bring a courtesy copy of the supporting papers to leave with Chambers.

AUSA must email courtesy copies of indictment and complaint to Chambers after case assignment

Source text: The AUSA should provide via email (WoodsNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov) a courtesy copy of the indictment and the complaint, if one exists, as soon as practicable.

Hand deliveries must go to Court Security Officers, not directly to Chambers

Source text: Hand-delivered materials should be left with the Court Security Officers at the Worth Street entrance... they may not be brought directly to Chambers.

Two courtesy copies of all motion papers required when reply is served, with specific formatting requirements.

Source text: B. Courtesy Copies of Motions. At the time the reply is served, the movant must mail or hand-deliver to the Court two courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such and which include the automatically-generated ECF header at the top of each page. Courtesy copies should be double-sided, three-hole punched, tabbed, and placed in binders. The non-moving party shall provide the movant with a set of its motion papers in time for the movant to deliver all motion papers to the Court. Unless doing so would be unduly burdensome, the movant should also submit via CD a copy of electronic, text-searchable copies of any hearing or deposition transcripts, as well as any other item on which the parties rely that cannot be submitted as a single file on ECF (e.g., videos or very long documents).

Government must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers at least 3 business days before plea.

Source text: A. Plea Agreements and Pimentel Letters. The Government must provide a courtesy copy of the signed plea agreement, cooperation agreement, or Pimentel letter to the Court. These documents should be e-mailed to Chambers at WoodsNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov as soon as practicable but no later than three business days before the scheduled plea.

Two courtesy copies required for sentencing submissions, with specific ECF filing deadlines.

Source text: A. Deadlines for Filing and Courtesy Copies. The defendant's submission must be filed via ECF no later than two weeks in advance of the date set for sentencing. The Government's sentencing submission must be filed via ECF at least one week in advance of the date set for sentencing. The parties must provide the Court with two courtesy copies of each submission at the time of filing.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be submitted to chambers at time of service.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to chambers at the time papers are served.

Courtesy copies required for motions over 15 pages

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Hand deliveries must go to Court Security Officers, not Chambers; urgent items require notification

Source text: Hand-delivered mail should be left with the Court Security Officers at the Worth Street entrance of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Courthouse at 500 Pearl Street, New York, NY 10007, and may not be brought directly to Chambers. However, if the hand-delivered material is urgent and requires the Court’s immediate attention, ask the Court Security Officers to notify Chambers that an urgent package has arrived that needs to be retrieved by Chambers staff immediately.

One courtesy copy required with reply or as soon as practicable.

Source text: One courtesy copy of a complete set of motion papers should be submitted by the movant at the time the reply is served, or as soon thereafter as reasonably practicable. Courtesy copies shall be mailed or hand-delivered to Chambers (see supra Rule I(B)(6) for hand-delivery instructions).

Letter-motions should be filed on ECF; no courtesy copies required for letter-motions.

Source text: When permitted by the S.D.N.Y. Local Rules and S.D.N.Y. Electronic Case Filing Rules and Instructions, letters seeking relief should be filed on ECF as letter-motions, not as ordinary letters. Courtesy copies of letter-motions should not be provided to Chambers.

Parties must file motions on ECF and submit courtesy copies, with defense and government allowed to submit separately by time motion is fully submitted.

Source text: All parties must submit motion papers on ECF and must submit courtesy copies to the Court, following Rule II(B)(3), supra, except that defense counsel and the Government may separately submit courtesy copies to the Court by no later than the time the motion is fully submitted.

Sentencing submissions require courtesy copies to Chambers, with defense and government allowed to submit separately by Government's due date.

Source text: Courtesy copies of written sentencing submissions and letters must be submitted to Chambers, following Rule II(B)(3), supra, except that defense counsel and the Government may separately submit courtesy copies to the Court by no later than the time the Government’s submission is due.

Courtesy copies required for Letter-Motions with exhibits over 50 pages.

Source text: Courtesy copies of Letter‐Motions are not required unless the attached exhibits exceed 50 pages, in which case one (1) courtesy copy, marked as such on a cover page, should be submitted to Chambers promptly after filing.

Trial exhibits and deposition designations must be provided in tabbed binders by the business day before trial.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, no later than the business day before trial begins, each party must provide each other party, and the Court, with a tabbed binder or binders containing courtesy copies of its trial exhibits and deposition designations.

Courtesy copies of letter-motions must be emailed to chambers simultaneously with ECF filing.

Source text: Simultaneously with the ECF filing of a letter a courtesy copy must be emailed to BuchwaldNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. Failure to promptly furnish a courtesy copy to Chambers will result in a delayed response since as a general matter, materials filed via ECF are reviewed by the Court the business day after they have been filed.

Two courtesy copies of all motion papers must be submitted to chambers promptly after ECF filing.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers promptly after filing via ECF. Courtesy copies shall be bound or otherwise collated.

Pro se parties must file papers with Pro Se Intake Unit with one courtesy copy.

Source text: All papers to be filed with the Court by a pro se party, along with one courtesy copy of those papers, must be delivered in person or sent by mail to the Pro Se Intake Unit, United States Courthouse, 500 Pearl Street, Room 200, New York, New York 10007, or emailed to the Pro Se Intake Unit at ProSe@nysd.uscourts.gov.

All motion papers require one courtesy copy.

Source text: All motion papers must include one courtesy copy.

All motion papers must include one courtesy copy.

Source text: Courtesy Copy. All motion papers must include one courtesy copy.

Pro se plaintiffs must file one courtesy copy of the Pretrial Statement with the Pro Se Intake Unit.

Source text: If pro se, the plaintiff must file an original of this Statement, plus one courtesy copy, with the Pro Se Intake Unit.

Courtesy copies are prohibited from being submitted to chambers except as provided in Rule V(G).

Source text: Except as provided in Rule V(G), no papers, including courtesy hard copies of any filing or document, may be submitted to chambers.

Joint requests to charge, verdict forms, and voir dire questions must be emailed to the Court as Word documents at filing.

Source text: In all jury cases, joint requests to charge, joint proposed verdict forms, and joint proposed voir dire questions shall be submitted as attachments to the proposed joint pretrial order. At the time of filing, parties shall also submit copies of these documents to the Court by email, as Microsoft Word documents.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings over 40 pages, within 5 days of filing

Source text: If, but only if, they exceed 40 pages in length, courtesy copies of all pleadings (complaint, answer, counterclaim, etc.) shall be sent to Chambers within five days of filing.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers due to Chambers within 4 days of filing

Source text: Courtesy copies of all motion papers shall be submitted in hard copy to Chambers within four days of filing.

One courtesy copy of pleadings must be submitted to chambers as soon as practical after filing.

Source text: One (1) courtesy copy of pleadings (example: Complaint, Rule 7.1, Answer), marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers as soon as practical after filing, in accordance with the SDNY policies regarding mail deliveries.

Two courtesy copies of all motion papers required at time of service.

Source text: Two (2) courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers at the time the papers are served, in accordance with the SDNY policies regarding mail deliveries.

Two courtesy copies of briefs and one record copy required for bankruptcy appeals.

Source text: Counsel shall provide Chambers with two (2) courtesy copies of their briefs, and counsel for appellant shall provide Chambers with one (1) courtesy copy of the record, immediately upon the filing of the originals with the Clerk of Court.

Provide courtesy copy of any pleading filed while case was in State court.

Source text: case must, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in State court.

Two courtesy copies required for all pretrial documents in Sections 5.A-D

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Sections 5.A–D above should be submitted to Chambers on the date on which they are to be served or filed.

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Counsel removing case to federal court must provide courtesy copy of all state-court pleadings to the court.

Source text: Counsel for the party or parties that removed the case must, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in State court.

Two courtesy copies of all documents in Sections 5.A–D must be submitted to Chambers on the date of service or filing, with voluminous material organized in binders or manila folders as two independent sets.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Sections 5.A–D above should be submitted to Chambers on the date on which they are to be served or filed. Voluminous material may be organized either in binders or manila file folders, but in any event, the courtesy copies shall be separately arranged into two independent sets.

Upon case assignment, parties must immediately contact Chambers to schedule conference with defendant present; AUSA must provide courtesy copies of indictment/criminal complaint to Chambers.

Source text: Upon assignment of a criminal case to Judge Gardephe, the parties immediately shall contact Chambers to schedule a prompt conference, at which the defendant will be present, in order to set a discovery and motion schedule. The Assistant United States Attorney shall provide a courtesy copy each of the indictment and criminal complaint, if one exists, to Chambers as soon as possible.

Two courtesy copies required for criminal trial motions, plus Word format for voir dire/charge requests.

Source text: Two courtesy copies and, in the case of voir dire requests or requests to charge, an electronic copy in Microsoft Word format, should be delivered to chambers that same day.

Courtesy copy of foreign legal authority required for Rule B attachment orders.

Source text: A party relying on foreign legal authority in support of any aspect of a request to issue or vacate a Rule B attachment order must provide a courtesy copy (in English) of the cited authority.

Courtesy copy required for ECF documents over 5 pages.

Source text: One courtesy copy of any document filed on ECF longer than five pages should be sent to Chambers.

Courtesy copies must be single-sided, spiral/stapled, with ECF header.

Source text: Courtesy copies of documents filed on ECF should: (1) be single-sided; (2) be spiral bound or stapled (preferred over velo bound copies); and (3) bear the ECF header (e.g., “Case 1:13-cv-01234-PGG Document 100

One courtesy copy of motion papers must be submitted to chambers when electronically filed.

Source text: One set of courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be submitted to chambers at the time the papers are electronically filed.

One courtesy copy of joint pretrial order and related documents must be submitted to chambers on filing date.

Source text: One set of courtesy copies of the joint pretrial order and all documents filed or served with the pretrial order should be submitted to Chambers on the date of filing or service.

Courtesy copies of pleadings must be submitted to chambers promptly after filing.

Source text: Courtesy copies of pleadings, marked as such, shall be submitted to chambers as soon as practical after filing.

Initial pleadings must be sent to chambers no later than 7 business days before initial conference.

Source text: Copies of initial pleadings should be sent to Chambers no later than seven business days before the parties’ initial conference.

Courtesy copy of Proposed Order to Show Cause and supporting docs must be provided to Chambers in hard copy after electronic filing.

Source text: Once electronically filed, a courtesy copy of the Proposed Order to Show Cause and the supporting documentation must be provided to Chambers in hard copy.

Copies of all communications with chambers must be sent to all counsel.

Source text: Copies of any communication with Chambers shall be simultaneously faxed, e-mailed, or hand-delivered to all counsel.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers required, mailed to Chambers or hand-delivered to Clerk’s Office.

Source text: As soon as practicable, the parties shall provide courtesy copies to chambers of all motion papers, including all declarations and affidavits with exhibits. One copy of such papers, with the exhibits tabbed and indexed, shall be mailed to Chambers at the time of filing. In lieu of mailing, if hand-delivered, courtesy copies should be delivered to the Clerk’s Office on the first floor of the courthouse, not to Chambers.

Courtesy copies of marked pleadings required after answers/replies are filed.

Source text: As soon as practicable, and after answers and/or replies are filed, each party shall provide a courtesy copy of that party’s marked pleading to the Court. Partial admissions or denials shall be underscored and denoted as such.

One courtesy hard copy to Chambers required within one week of filing opposition documents.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, any party may file (and submit one courtesy hard copy to Chambers) the following documents within one week of the filing of any document described in Rule 6(B) above:

Two courtesy copies to Chambers required for pretrial submissions 21-30 days before trial.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, each party shall submit to the Court (including 2 courtesy copies to Chambers) and serve, but not file, the following materials 21 days before the date of commencement of trial if such a date has been fixed, or 30 days after the filing of the Joint Pretrial Order if no date has been fixed:

One courtesy copy of bankruptcy appeal briefs and record required when reply is due.

Source text: One courtesy copy of the briefs and the bankruptcy record on appeal, marked as such, shall be submitted to chambers by the appellant at the time the reply is due.

Hard and electronic courtesy copies required for all motion papers.

Source text: Regarding all motion papers, including exhibits submitted in connection with a motion, a party shall submit a hard courtesy copy and, via e-mail, an electronic courtesy copy thereof to chambers at the time the papers are served.

Electronic courtesy copy only required for pleadings and correspondence.

Source text: As for pleadings and correspondence (e.g., letter motions), a party need only e-mail a courtesy copy to chambers.

Courtesy copies required for pretrial submissions on filing/serving date.

Source text: A courtesy copy of each submission described in this pretrial section should be provided to chambers on the date that the submission is filed or served.

Two courtesy copies of affidavits and documentary evidence must be submitted to chambers.

Source text: two courtesy copies of which the party shall also submit to chambers

Courtesy copies of pleadings (including Rule 7.1 statements) must be submitted to Chambers as soon as possible after filing.

Source text: Courtesy copies of pleadings (including Fed. R. Civ. P. 7.1 Statements), marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers as soon as possible after filing.

Courtesy copies of motion papers and exhibits must be submitted to Chambers at time of service, with exhibits bound, labeled, tabbed, and indexed.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all motion papers and any accompanying affidavits or exhibits, marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers at the time the papers are served. Courtesy copies of any accompanying affidavits or exhibits shall be bound, labeled, tabbed, and indexed.

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of Indictment and Complaint to Chambers promptly.

Source text: The Assistant United States Attorney ("AUSA") shall provide to Chambers, as soon as practicable, a courtesy copy of the Indictment and the Complaint, if one exists.

Two courtesy copies and Word email required for pretrial submissions.

Source text: At the time of filing, each party shall submit two courtesy copies of these materials to the Court. In addition, each party shall email those documents as a Microsoft Word document to Abrams_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Government must provide 3 copies of witness/exhibit lists and 1 set of exhibits/materials at trial start.

Source text: At the start of trial, the Government shall provide the Court with three copies of the witness list and exhibit list and one set of pre-marked documentary exhibits and Section 3500 material assembled sequentially in a looseleaf binder, or in separate manila folders labeled with the exhibit numbers and placed in a suitable container for ready reference. In addition, each party shall email the documents to Abrams_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Pro se parties must send all filings and courtesy copies to Pro Se Intake Office.

Source text: All papers to be filed with the Court by a pro se party, along with any courtesy copies of those papers, must be sent to the Pro Se Intake Office.

All motion papers require one courtesy copy clearly marked as such.

Source text: All motion papers should include one courtesy copy. All courtesy copies shall be clearly marked as such.

Courtesy copy required for motions with exhibits/voluminous record when reply is served

Source text: Under such circumstances, one courtesy copy of all motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to the Court by the movant at the time the reply is served, in accordance with the SDNY policies regarding mail deliveries.

One courtesy copy required for discovery Letter-Motions with exhibits over 10 pages.

Source text: unless the attached exhibits exceed ten pages, in which case one courtesy copy, marked as such, should submitted to Chambers promptly after filing.

At trial commencement, parties must provide tabbed, double-sided courtesy copies of trial exhibits and deposition designations to other parties and the Court.

Source text: At the commencement of trial, each party must provide each other party, and the Court, with a tabbed binder or binders containing double-sided courtesy copies of its trial exhibits and deposition designations.

Courtesy copy required for pre-settlement letters with exhibits over 10 pages

Source text: If exhibits to a letter exceed 10 pages, a courtesy copy of the entire submission must be submitted to the Court via hand or overnight delivery.

Microsoft Word version of proposed orders must be emailed to Chambers.

Source text: The parties must also email a Microsoft Word version to the Court at CaproniNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Courtesy copies (tabbed 3-ring binder) due 2 business days after reply service

Source text: Not later than two (2) business days after the reply has been served, the movant must mail or hand-deliver to the Court one courtesy copy of all papers relevant to the motion, including those opposing the motion, in a tabbed three-ring binder. Exhibits (if any) must also be organized in a tabbed three-ring binder.

Courtesy copies required for non-electronic sealed documents over 20 pages

Source text: b. If the document(s) exceeds 20 pages, provide a courtesy copy of the relevant document(s) to Chambers via mail or hand-delivery.

Two courtesy copies of JPTO required, plus Word version by email.

Source text: The parties must also mail or hand-deliver to the Court two (2) courtesy copies of the JPTO, in addition to emailing a Microsoft Word version to CaproniNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Two courtesy copies of Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law must be mailed or hand-delivered to Chambers, plus emailed Word versions.

Source text: The parties must also mail or hand-deliver to Chambers two (2) courtesy copies of the Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, as well as email Microsoft Word versions of these items to CaproniNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Courtesy copies of Supporting Papers must be provided to Chambers.

Source text: Provide a courtesy copy of the Supporting Papers to Chambers.

Courtesy copies required for submissions over 20 pages.

Source text: When a submission (including letters, briefs, motions, and other documents) exceeds 20 pages in length, the submitting party must both file the submission on ECF and deliver a courtesy hard copy to Chambers by mail or hand delivery.

All motions require ECF filing and courtesy copies to Court.

Source text: All parties must submit motion papers on ECF and must submit courtesy copies to the Court, following Rule 2.B above.

Courtesy copies of sentencing submissions and letters must be submitted to Chambers.

Source text: Courtesy copies of written sentencing submissions and letters must be submitted to Chambers, following Rule 2.B above.

Requests to charge and voir dire questions require ECF filing and Word courtesy copies.

Source text: The parties must submit these materials on ECF and must submit courtesy copies to the Court in Word by the Court-ordered deadline.

Non-pro se parties must submit courtesy copies to Chambers when reply is fully briefed, not at filing.

Source text: One courtesy copy of all formal motion papers, marked as such, should be submitted to Chambers by the non-pro se party at the time the reply is fully briefed. Courtesy copies should not be submitted to chambers at the time of filing. If all parties are pro se, then courtesy copies of formal motion papers are not required.

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of Indictment and Complaint to Chambers promptly after case assignment.

Source text: The Assistant United States Attorney (“AUSA”) shall provide to Chambers, as soon as practicable, a courtesy copy of the Indictment and the Complaint, if one exists.

AUSA must email courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers at least 2 business days before plea.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of the plea agreement, cooperation agreement or Pimentel letter to Chambers as soon as practicable, ordinarily at least two business days before the scheduled plea. These documents should be emailed to BroderickNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Two courtesy copies and Word document emails required for pretrial submissions.

Source text: Two courtesy copies should be delivered to Chambers that same day. In addition, each party shall email those documents as Word documents to BroderickNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

One courtesy copy required when filing sentencing submissions on ECF.

Source text: The Government's sentencing submission shall be filed on ECF one week in advance of the date set for sentencing. The parties shall provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is filed.

Electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of transcripts required by email if available.

Source text: For any hearing or deposition transcript submitted, the parties shall provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of the entire proceeding by email, if such copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome.

Two courtesy copies required for specified pretrial documents.

Source text: Two courtesy copies of all documents identified in Rules 6.A, B, C.i, and D above shall be submitted to Chambers on the date on which they are to be served or filed.

Courtesy copies are not required for letters and letter-motions filed on ECF.

Source text: Please do NOT provide courtesy copies of letters and letter-motions filed on ECF.

One courtesy hard copy of pleadings and motions (except letter-motions and pro hac vice motions) required after filing.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of all pleadings (complaint, answer, reply) and motion papers (with the exception of letter-motions and motions for admission pro hac vice), shall be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing.

Electronic, text-searchable courtesy copies of transcripts required on CD/DVD (not memory sticks or email) except in pro se cases

Source text: Except in pro se cases, the parties should provide the Court with an electronic, text-searchable courtesy copy of any hearing or deposition transcript, or portion thereof, on which the parties rely, if such a copy is available, unless doing so would be unduly burdensome. Parties should provide these materials on a CD or DVD (not on a memory stick and not by email).

Joint Pretrial Order required within 30 days after discovery deadline or dispositive motion decision, with one courtesy hard copy for Chambers.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, within 30 days after the deadline for completion of discovery in a civil case, or, if a dispositive motion has been filed, within 30 days after a decision on the motion, the parties shall submit to the Court for its approval a Joint Pretrial Order, with one courtesy hard copy for Chambers.

Trial filings required 21 days before trial or 30 days after Joint Pretrial Order, with one courtesy hard copy for Chambers.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, each party shall file the following documents (and submit one courtesy hard copy to Chambers) 21 days before the date of commencement of trial if such a date has been fixed, or 30 days after the filing of the Joint Pretrial Order if no date has been fixed:

Opposition documents must be filed within one week with one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, any party may file (and submit one courtesy hard copy to Chambers) the following documents within one week of the filing of any document described in section 3.B above:

Non-filed materials must be submitted with two courtesy copies to Chambers 21-30 days before trial.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, each party shall submit to the Court (including two courtesy copies to Chambers) and serve, but not file, the following materials 21 days before the date of commencement of trial if such a date has been fixed, or 30 days after the filing of the Joint Pretrial Order if no date has been fixed:

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of Indictment/Information and complaint to Chambers promptly.

Source text: The Assistant United States Attorney (“AUSA”) shall provide to Chambers, as soon as practicable, a courtesy copy of the Indictment or Information, and a courtesy copy of the complaint, if one exists.

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of plea agreements to Chambers promptly.

Source text: The AUSA shall provide a courtesy copy of any plea agreement or related documents to Chambers as soon as practicable.

Courtesy copies required for non-discovery motions, must include ECF header and tabs.

Source text: Paper courtesy copies of all formal (non-discovery) motion papers, marked as such, must be submitted to Chambers promptly after filing. For those parties permitted to file documents on ECF, courtesy copies must bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include protruding tabs for any exhibits.

Courtesy copies required for discovery motions 50+ pages.

Source text: For discovery-related motions, the filing party must promptly provide a paper courtesy copy to Chambers of any filing, including exhibits, that is 50 pages long or longer.

Unredacted courtesy copies must be sent to Chambers when filing sealed documents.

Source text: Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal must be sent to Chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Each party must provide tabbed binders with courtesy copies of trial exhibits and deposition designations.

Source text: Each party also must provide each other party and the Court with a tabbed binder or binders containing courtesy copies of its trial exhibits and deposition designations (exhibits need not be filed electronically on ECF).

Courtesy copies required for all formal non-discovery motion papers, submitted promptly after filing with ECF header and tabs for exhibits.

Source text: Paper courtesy copies of all formal (non-discovery) motion papers, marked as such, must be submitted to Chambers promptly after filing. For those parties permitted to file documents on ECF, courtesy copies must bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include protruding tabs for any exhibits.

Courtesy copies required for discovery motions that are 50 pages or longer.

Source text: For discovery-related motions, the filing party must promptly provide a paper courtesy copy to Chambers of any filing, including exhibits, that is 50 pages long or longer.

Unredacted courtesy copies of sealed documents must be sent to Chambers at the time of filing.

Source text: Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal must be sent to Chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Parties must provide tabbed binders with courtesy copies of trial exhibits and deposition designations to all parties and the Court.

Source text: Each party also must provide each other party and the Court with a tabbed binder or binders containing courtesy copies of its trial exhibits and deposition designations (exhibits need not be filed electronically on ECF).

Courtesy copies required for motions

Source text: Courtesy Copies

Courtesy copy required for pleadings filed while case was in state court.

Source text: Counsel for the party or parties that removed the case, in addition to providing a copy of all process, pleadings, and papers served upon the defendants pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1446(a), shall provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in State court.

One courtesy hard copy of pleadings and motion papers must be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing.

Source text: One courtesy hard copy of pleadings and motion papers, marked as such, must be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing. Pleadings and motion papers include, but are not limited to: supporting memorandum, memorandum in opposition, reply, and any other supporting papers.

Digital courtesy copies are prohibited; only audio/video files may be sent on CD-ROM or thumb drive.

Source text: Please do not submit digital courtesy copies. Do not send documents on CD-ROM or thumb drive unless they are audio or video files.

Joint pretrial order with 2 courtesy copies required 30 days after discovery ends

Source text: Counsel are to file a joint pretrial order, with two courtesy copies for Chambers, on or before the date set by the Court via the scheduling order. In the ordinary course, this is 30 days after the end of discovery.

One courtesy hard copy required for jury trial submissions.

Source text: You must submit one courtesy hard copy of these documents.

Two courtesy copies of pre-marked exhibits required 5 days before final pretrial conference.

Source text: counsel shall provide one pre-marked set of exhibits for the adversary and two for the Court at least five days before the final pretrial conference.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be delivered to Chambers by the next business day.

Source text: Whenever a party files a motion in a case assigned to Judge McMahon, courtesy copies of the moving papers MUST be delivered to Chambers by the business day after the motion is filed. Courtesy copies of papers opposing a motion and reply papers supporting the motion must likewise be delivered to Chambers by the business day after they are filed. That is, if your motion is filed on Monday, courtesy copies must be delivered to Chambers by the close of business on Tuesday.

One courtesy copy of each memorandum of law must be sent to Chambers at 40 Foley Square at the time of filing.

Source text: A party must send to Chambers (by postal mail or other delivery to 40 Foley Square) one courtesy copy of each memorandum of law the party files, marked as such, at the same time as it is filed.

No paper courtesy copies of ECF-filed documents should be sent to Judge Tarnofsky unless expressly required.

Source text: As a general rule, and except as otherwise specified herein, no physical/paper courtesy copies of documents filed on ECF should be sent to Judge Tarnofsky.

Parties must email pre-marked exhibits to chambers email as a courtesy copy.

Source text: The parties shall each send a courtesy copy of all exhibits, pre-marked, to TarnofskyNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Parties must submit one hard copy of pre-marked exhibits in a tabbed three-ring binder to chambers.

Source text: The parties shall also each submit one hard copy of the pre-marked exhibits in a well-organized three-ring binder separated by tab dividers.

Courtesy copies of exhibits are prohibited from being sent to Chambers.

Source text: Please do not send courtesy copies of exhibits to Chambers.

Courtesy copies of trial exhibits must be sent to chambers email and submitted in three-ring binder.

Source text: The parties shall each send a courtesy copy of all exhibits, pre-marked, to WillisNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. Exhibits need not be filed electronically on ECF. The parties shall also each submit one hard copy of the pre-marking exhibits in a well-organized three-ring binder, separated by tab dividers.

Courtesy copies required for settlement letters over 10 pages.

Source text: If the settlement letter and exhibits exceed 10 pages, the parties are required to submit a courtesy copy to the Court no later than one business day after submission of the letter.

Letters exceeding 6 pages with attachments must be hand delivered or overnight mailed to Court.

Source text: If a letter is accompanied by attachments and thus exceeds 6 pages in length, the submitting party shall hand deliver or overnight mail a hard copy of the letter plus attachments to the Court.

Courtesy copies to Chambers only when specifically requested.

Source text: Please do not send courtesy copies to Chambers unless requested by the Court.

Media files must be physically filed with Clerk and mailed to Chambers.

Source text: Because media files cannot currently be uploaded to ECF, a party submitting media files must also file them physically with the Clerk of Court and mail a courtesy copy to Chambers.

Email courtesy copies of fully submitted motions to chambers.

Source text: Once a motion has been fully submitted, the movant shall email a courtesy copy of all motion papers, including any oppositions, replies, declarations, and exhibits, to ReardenNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Email Word versions of proposed orders/stipulations/judgments to chambers.

Source text: The parties must also email a Microsoft Word version of proposed orders, stipulations, and judgments to ReardenNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Email text-searchable transcript copies to chambers if available.

Source text: The parties shall provide the Court by email with an electronic, text-searchable copy of the transcript, if such a copy is available.

Courtesy copies required for pleadings filed in state court before removal.

Source text: counsel for the removing party or parties must provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served while the case remained in state court.

No courtesy copies for letter motions unless exhibits exceed 25 pages

Source text: Courtesy copies of letter motions are not required unless exhibits, if any, exceed 25 pages.

Courtesy copies of trial exhibits must be emailed and submitted in three-ring binder.

Source text: The parties shall each send a courtesy copy of all exhibits, pre-marked, to WillisNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. Exhibits need not be filed electronically on ECF. The parties shall also each submit one hard copy of the pre-marking exhibits in a well-organized three-ring binder, separated by tab dividers.

Courtesy copy of hearing transcript required for chambers (pro se exempt)

Source text: When applicable, parties shall coordinate the ordering of a hearing transcript from the court reporter. The ordering party shall send a courtesy copy of the transcript to Chambers via email. Pro se parties are exempt from this Rule.

Paper copy of initiating pleadings must be submitted to chambers within 5 business days of electronic filing.

Source text: After a civil case has been electronically filed and assigned to Judge Stein, the filing attorney shall submit a paper copy of the initiating pleadings to chambers within five business days of the filing. The paper copy shall be submitted in accordance with SDNY policies regarding mail deliveries.

Courtesy copies required for fully briefed motions, submitted as soon as practical per SDNY mail policies.

Source text: The moving party shall furnish a complete set of courtesy copies to chambers as soon as is practical after a motion has been fully briefed. Courtesy copies shall be marked as such and submitted in accordance with SDNY policies regarding mail deliveries.

Courtesy copies of all motions must be submitted to chambers when served.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be submitted to chambers at the time the papers are served.

Courtesy copies must be securely bound and tabbed.

Source text: They must be securely bound and tabbed.

ECF filers must include proof of electronic filing with courtesy copies.

Source text: For those parties permitted to file documents on ECF, all courtesy copies must bear proof of electronic filing.

Unredacted courtesy copies must be sent to chambers when filing sealed documents.

Source text: Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal shall be sent to chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Parties must email courtesy copies of pretrial filings to Judge McCarthy's chambers in Word format.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, each party shall provide courtesy copies of the items identified in i-vii immediately above to Judge McCarthy's chambers by e-mailing it, in Word format, to McCarthy_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

As a general rule, no physical/paper courtesy copies of documents filed on ECF should be sent to Judge Tarnofsky.

Source text: As a general rule, and except as otherwise specified herein, no physical/paper courtesy copies of documents filed on ECF should be sent to Judge Tarnofsky.

Courtesy copies of pre-marked exhibits required via email and hard copy in three-ring binder.

Source text: The parties shall each send a courtesy copy of all exhibits, pre-marked, to TarnofskyNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov. Exhibits should not be filed electronically on ECF. The parties shall also each submit one hard copy of the pre-marked exhibits in a well-organized three-ring binder separated by tab dividers.

Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal must be sent to chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Source text: Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal must be sent to chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Courtesy copies required for all formal non-discovery motions; ECF header and protruding tabs required; double-sided preferred.

Source text: Courtesy copies of all formal (non-discovery) motion papers, marked as such, must be submitted to chambers promptly after filing. For those parties permitted to file documents on ECF, courtesy copies must bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include protruding tabs for any exhibits. Copies of all papers should be double-sided, whenever possible.

Email courtesy copies of jury trial documents to chambers in Word format.

Source text: In addition to filing these three joint submissions on ECF, the parties must send copies in Microsoft Word format to the Court via e-mail to ReznikNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Email courtesy copies of non-jury trial documents to chambers in Word format.

Source text: In addition to filing this submission on ECF, the parties must send copies in Microsoft Word format to the Court via e-mail to ReznikNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

Deliver trial exhibits and deposition designations in tabbed binders to chambers with courtesy copy to opposing counsel.

Source text: The parties shall deliver to the Court in a tabbed binder or binders (with a copy to opposing counsel): (a) a copy of each of the party’s pre-marked trial exhibits, and (b) a copy of any deposition testimony that has been designated (or cross-designated) and will be offered at trial.

One courtesy copy of all motion papers must be submitted to Chambers in three-ring binder(s) within one week after motion is fully briefed.

Source text: One courtesy copy of all motion papers, marked as such, shall be submitted to Chambers by the movant after the motion has been fully briefed. Courtesy copies should not be submitted to Chambers on a rolling basis. All courtesy copies should be placed in well-organized three-ring binder(s). For all motions, oppositions, and replies containing multiple items of documentary evidence, the evidence must be divided into exhibits, separated by tab dividers, and preceded by an exhibit list. The moving party should submit the courtesy copies to Chambers no later than one week after the motion became fully briefed. Courtesy copies can be mailed to Chambers or delivered to the mailroom at the Thurgood Marshall Courthouse, 40 Foley Square, New York, NY 10007.

Courtesy copies required for letters over 10 pages (including exhibits).

Source text: Courtesy copies, as set forth in Paragraph 2(B), infra, must be provided for all letters in excess of 10 pages, inclusive of exhibits.

Unredacted courtesy copies required for sealed filings.

Source text: Unredacted courtesy copies of all documents to be filed under seal shall be sent to chambers at the time the motion is filed.

Courtesy copies of trial prep documents must be emailed to chambers in Word format.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, each party shall provide courtesy copies of the items identified in i-vii immediately above to Judge McCarthy’s chambers by e-mailing it, in Word format, to McCarthy_NYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov.

One courtesy copy of motion papers must be delivered to Chambers after service.

Source text: Counsel should deliver one courtesy copy of the respective motion papers to Chambers after service.

Plaintiff must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Source text: The plaintiff(s) must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

One courtesy copy required for default judgment applications.

Source text: The plaintiff(s) must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions when served.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is served.

Courtesy copies required for ex parte settlement letters with exhibits over 10 pages.

Source text: If the exhibits exceed 10 pages, a courtesy copy of the letter and exhibits must be hand-delivered or sent by overnight courier to the Court.

Trial exhibits and deposition designations must be provided in tabbed binders to all parties and the Court no later than two business days before trial.

Source text: Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, no later than two business days before trial begins, each party must provide each other party, and the Court, with a tabbed binder or binders containing courtesy copies of its trial exhibits and deposition designations.

Courtesy copies of motion papers not required unless explicitly requested.

Source text: Counsel should be prepared to provide hard copies of motion papers if requested; however, courtesy copies of motion papers should not be provided absent explicit request (although counsel should note that other provisions of these rules require hard-copy courtesy copies for various pre-trial filings).

Voluminous exhibits may be submitted by CD with Chambers approval; courtesy copies must not have plastic covers.

Source text: In the event of an especially voluminous submission, and only with written approval from Chambers, parties may submit their exhibits by CD. In any event, courtesy copies are to be submitted without plastic covers.

The Assistant U.S. Attorney must deliver a courtesy copy of the indictment and, if it exists, the criminal complaint to Chambers as soon as practicable.

Source text: The Assistant United States Attorney should deliver a courtesy copy of the indictment and the criminal complaint, if one exists, to Chambers as soon as practicable.

One courtesy copy of the joint pretrial order package should be submitted to chambers on the filing date.

Source text: One courtesy copy of the joint pretrial order and all documents filed with the pretrial order should be submitted to chambers on the date of filing.

Two courtesy copies must be hand delivered to chambers on the same filing date.

Source text: Two courtesy copies should be hand delivered to chambers on that date as well.

Each party should provide one courtesy copy of each sentencing submission when served.

Source text: The parties should provide the Court with one courtesy copy of each submission when it is served.

Letters without attachments over 10 pages must not be mailed.

Source text: No electronically filed letter shall be sent to the Court by mail unless it has an attachment greater than ten pages.

Hand-delivered courtesy copies go to Clerk's Office, not chambers.

Source text: If hand-delivered, courtesy copies should be brought to the Clerk’s Office on the first floor of the Courthouse, not to chambers.

Failure to deliver courtesy copies may delay court's attention to documents.

Source text: PLEASE NOTE: If a courtesy copy of a document filed on ECF is not delivered to chambers, it may not come to the Court’s attention in a timely manner.

Courtesy hard copies are prohibited in pro se cases unless the Court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy hard copies of any submissions in pro se cases.

Courtesy copies should be provided to Court, but hand-delivery requires advance permission.

Source text: Parties should provide courtesy copies to the Court but should not hand-deliver documents without advance permission, as noted above.

Urgent hand deliveries require notification to Chambers from Court Security

Source text: If the hand-delivered materials are urgent and require the Court’s immediate attention, ask the Court Security Officers to notify Chambers that an urgent package has arrived that needs to be retrieved by Chambers staff immediately.

Email password-protected link to transcripts/videos if not single ECF file

Source text: Unless doing so would be unduly burdensome, the movant must also email Chambers (CaproniNYSDChambers@nysd.uscourts.gov) a link to a password-protected file-sharing site (e.g., Sharefile) that contains text-searchable copies of any hearing or deposition transcripts, as well as any other item on which the parties rely that cannot be submitted as a single file on ECF (e.g., videos or very long documents).

No courtesy copies of ECF letters unless attachment exceeds 10 pages, then include ECF header.

Source text: Parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF, unless the letter has an attachment greater than ten pages. In such cases, counsel should ensure that the courtesy copy is a copy of the ECF-filed version of the letter and includes the automatically-generated ECF header

Courtesy copies to Chambers are generally prohibited

Source text: Except as otherwise noted in these Rules (e.g., Rules 4.D and 6.E), parties should not send courtesy copies to Chambers.

For urgent motions, deliver courtesy copies the same day filed to avoid delays.

Source text: If your motion requires urgent attention, you should arrange to have a copy delivered to Chambers the same day it is filed. Judge McMahon uses the courtesy copies—not ECF—to control her motion docket. If you do not send the courtesy copies, disposition of your motion may be delayed.

Courtesy copies of exhibits to chambers are prohibited.

Source text: Please do not send courtesy copies of exhibits to Chambers.

Courtesy copies should not be submitted for letters filed on ECF unless specifically noted otherwise.

Source text: Unless otherwise noted, parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF.

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF

Source text: Parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF.

Courtesy list of newly-filed actions must be sent by facsimile.

Source text: A courtesy list of all newly-filed actions is requested, and should be sent by facsimile.

A courtesy list of newly-filed actions should be sent by facsimile to Chambers.

Source text: A courtesy list of all newly-filed actions is requested, and should be sent by facsimile.

No courtesy copies are required for any filings.

Source text: The Court does not require courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies are not required unless ordered by the Court.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions, including sentencing submissions.

No courtesy copies required for pro se cases unless Court orders otherwise

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy hard copies of any submissions in pro se cases.

Hand-delivered courtesy copies go to Court Security Officers at Worth Street entrance.

Source text: If hand-delivered, courtesy copies should be brought to the Court Security Officers at the Worth Street entrance to 500 Pearl Street, not to chambers.

Electronic copy on CD/DVD preferred with courtesy hard copy.

Source text: Whenever possible, the courtesy hard copy should be accompanied by an electronic copy submitted on any portable media (CD/DVD preferred).

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF.

Source text: Parties shall not submit courtesy copies of letters that are filed as described above.

Courtesy hard copy should be accompanied by electronic copy on portable media (CD/DVD preferred).

Source text: Whenever possible, the courtesy hard copy should be accompanied by an electronic copy submitted on any portable media (CD/DVD preferred).

Courtesy copies should not be submitted unless Court requests them.

Source text: Unless otherwise requested by the Court, courtesy copies should not be submitted.

Courtesy hard copies are not required in pro se cases unless ordered.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy hard copies of any submissions in pro se cases.

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions, including sentencing submissions.

No courtesy copies required for supporting declarations or exhibits.

Source text: The Court does not require courtesy copies of supporting declarations or exhibits.

No courtesy copies required unless Court orders otherwise.

Source text: No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions, including sentencing submissions.

No courtesy copies required unless court orders otherwise.

Source text: D. No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Courtesy copies not required for pro se cases

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy hard copies of any submissions in pro se cases.

No courtesy copies required for any submissions unless court orders otherwise.

Source text: d. No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions, including sentencing submissions.

Courtesy copies are not required unless ordered.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Paper courtesy copies should not be submitted unless requested by the Court.

Source text: A paper copy should not be submitted to Chambers unless requested by the Court.

No courtesy copies required for ECF filings as general rule.

Source text: Courtesy Copies. As a general rule, and except as otherwise specified herein, no physical/paper courtesy copies of documents filed on ECF should be sent to Judge Parker.

Courtesy copies are not required unless specifically directed by the Court.

Source text: L. Courtesy Copies. Do not send courtesy copies unless directed by the Court.

No courtesy copies required for stipulations and proposed orders.

Source text: Courtesy copies need not be sent to Chambers.

Voluminous courtesy copies must be organized in binders or folders and arranged into two separate sets.

Source text: Voluminous material may be organized either in binders or manila file folders but in any event, the courtesy copies shall be separately arranged into two independent sets.

Motion papers should include one courtesy copy for the Court.

Source text: If possible, motion papers should include one courtesy copy for the Court.

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF.

Source text: Parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF.

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF

Source text: Parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF.

Courtesy copies are not required for pro se matters.

Source text: Courtesy Copies. Courtesy copies are not required to be submitted to Chambers in pro se matters.

Courtesy copies not required for formal motions unless requested.

Source text: Courtesy copies are not required and should not be submitted unless otherwise requested by the Court.

Courtesy copies not required unless Court orders otherwise.

Source text: Unless the Court orders otherwise, parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Courtesy copies of letters are not required.

Source text: Please do not provide courtesy copies of letters.

No courtesy copies required for documents filed via ECF, except for marked pleadings, motions, pre-trial submissions, and bankruptcy appeals.

Source text: Except as expressly indicated herein concerning marked pleadings, motions, pre-trial submissions, and bankruptcy appeals, do not provide courtesy copies of documents filed via ECF.

No courtesy copies needed for letters filed on ECF.

Source text: Parties should not submit courtesy copies of letters filed on ECF.

Courtesy copy rules also apply to bankruptcy appeals

Source text: The same rules apply to appellants seeking review of a bankruptcy court decision.

No courtesy copies required for proposed stipulations or orders.

Source text: Courtesy copies need not be sent to Chambers for any proposed stipulation or order.

No courtesy copies required unless Court orders otherwise or for sealed cases.

Source text: C. No Courtesy Copies. Unless the Court orders otherwise, or as provided otherwise in these Rules (see, e.g., paragraph 6(C)(iv) regarding sealed cases), parties should not submit courtesy copies of any submissions.

Judge McMahon receives courtesy copies of motion papers from Judge Casey's chambers.

Source text: Judge McMahon will receive from Judge Casey’s chambers a copy of the letter submitted by counsel pursuant to the Order of Chief Judge Wood dated May 16, 2007. She will also receive courtesy copies of motion papers.

Courtesy copies to chambers only when requested by court.

Source text: Please do not send courtesy copies to Chambers unless requested by the Court.

Large exhibits need not be emailed if available on ECF.

Source text: If exhibits to a motion are available on ECF and email transmission of the exhibits would be cumbersome (e.g., due to file size), the movant need not email the exhibit files to Chambers but should instead state in the email that the motion exhibits are available on ECF.

Courtesy copies not required unless Court requests them

Source text: Unless otherwise requested by the Court, courtesy copies are not required. If requested, courtesy copies should bear the ECF header generated at the time of electronic filing and include protruding tabs for any exhibits.