Courtesy Copy Requirements

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

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

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

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

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

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

Two courtesy copies required for specified pretrial documents.

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies must be marked, bound, and tabbed.

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

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

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

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

Unredacted courtesy copies required for sealed filings.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Email unredacted courtesy copies with highlighted redactions to Chambers.

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies to Chambers only when specifically requested.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for all filings to chambers and opposing parties

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

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

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions.

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

Courtesy copy must be electronic version with ECF header.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hard and electronic courtesy copies required for all motion papers.

Electronic courtesy copy only required for pleadings and correspondence.

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

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

Courtesy copies are not required for 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.

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

Joint Pretrial Order required within 30 days after discovery deadline or dispositive motion decision, 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.

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for submissions over 20 pages.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies of Supporting Papers must be provided to Chambers.

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

All motions require ECF filing and courtesy copies to Court.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Plaintiff must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions when served.

Courtesy copies required for all pretrial submissions.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies are not permitted unless otherwise ordered.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

No courtesy copies accepted for letters or letter-motions.

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for all sentencing submissions.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

One courtesy copy required for all motion papers.

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

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

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

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

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

One courtesy copy required for sentencing submissions.

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

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

Email courtesy copies of fully submitted motions to chambers.

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

Email text-searchable transcript copies to chambers if available.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for filings over 10 pages.

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

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

No courtesy copies to Chambers unless required by Local Civil Rules

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

Paper courtesy copies to Chambers only when specifically requested.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

AUSA must provide courtesy copy of plea agreement to chambers.

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

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

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

Email unredacted courtesy copies with highlighted redactions to Chambers.

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

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

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

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

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

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

All motion papers require one courtesy copy.

Email documents to chambers simultaneously with ECF filing.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Two courtesy copies required with reply filing.

Courtesy copies of documentary exhibits required for trial.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for discovery motions 50+ pages.

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

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

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

Courtesy copies must be securely bound and tabbed.

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

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

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

Courtesy copies required for letters/motions with multiple attachments

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

As a general rule, 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.

No courtesy copies for letter motions unless exhibits exceed 25 pages

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

Courtesy copies required for settlement letters over 10 pages.

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.

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

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

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

Courtesy copies of letters are prohibited.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies of sentencing submissions must be provided when served.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

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

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

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

Plaintiff must submit one courtesy copy to Chambers.

Unredacted courtesy copies required for sealed filings.

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

Criminal cases require prompt conference and indictment courtesy copy.

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

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

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

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

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the court orders otherwise.

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

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

Courtesy hard copies are required for all pleadings and papers filed in connection with a motion; other documents only if the Court directs otherwise.

Counsel for removing parties must provide a courtesy copy of any pleading filed or served in state court to the Court upon removal.

Parties filing motions on ECF must deliver one courtesy hard copy to Chambers by noon on the first business day after ECF filing.

Courtesy copy requirement applies to all motion-related papers including briefs, exhibits, and proposed orders, regardless of ECF filing.

Parties must deliver one courtesy hard copy of every pleading to Chambers by noon on the first business day after filing.

Two courtesy copies of the joint pretrial order must be submitted to Chambers when filing, due 30 days after discovery ends unless otherwise scheduled.

One courtesy hard copy of jury case trial filings (requests to charge, voir dire questions, verdict form) must be submitted when the pretrial order is filed.

Counsel must provide 2 pre-marked exhibit sets to the Court at least 5 days before the final pretrial conference.

Courtesy copies of letters and letter-motions filed on ECF are prohibited.

One courtesy hard copy of specified pleadings and motion papers (excluding letter-motions and pro hac vice admission motions) must be submitted to Chambers as soon as practicable after filing, clearly marked, and hand-delivered to the Clerk’s first floor office rather than Chambers.

One courtesy hard copy of the Joint Pretrial Order must be submitted to Chambers with the filing.

One courtesy hard copy of specified pretrial filings must be submitted to Chambers 21 days before trial if date is fixed, or 30 days after Joint Pretrial Order filing if not.

Parties filing opposition documents listed in 3.C must submit one courtesy hard copy to Chambers upon filing.

Non-jury case parties must submit two courtesy copies to Chambers of affidavits, deposition excerpts, and exhibits 21 days before trial (fixed date) or 30 days after Joint Pretrial Order (no fixed date).

AUSA must provide courtesy copies of Indictment/Information and any complaint to Chambers as soon as practicable.

AUSA must provide courtesy copy of any plea agreement or related documents to Chambers as soon as practicable.

Courtesy copies to Chambers are generally prohibited

Courtesy copies of motion papers not required unless explicitly requested.

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

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

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

Courtesy copies of motion papers not required unless explicitly requested.

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

Urgent hand deliveries require notification to Chambers from Court Security

Courtesy copies of exhibits to chambers are prohibited.

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

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

Failure to submit required courtesy copies may delay motion consideration or result in the filing being disregarded.

Except pro se cases, parties should provide text-searchable electronic courtesy copies of relied-upon transcripts on CD/DVD, not email, if available and not unduly burdensome.

Parties should provide the Court with a courtesy copy of each sentencing submission upon filing.

No courtesy copies required for stipulations and proposed orders.

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

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

No courtesy copies required for proposed stipulations or orders.

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF

Courtesy copies not required for pro se cases

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

No courtesy copies are required for any filings.

Courtesy copy rules also apply to bankruptcy appeals

Courtesy copies not required for pro se cases

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

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

No courtesy copies required unless Court orders otherwise.

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

Courtesy copies are not required unless ordered by the Court.

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

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

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF

Large exhibits need not be emailed if available on ECF.

No courtesy copies required for supporting declarations or exhibits.

Motion papers should include one courtesy copy for the Court.

No courtesy copies required for stipulations and proposed orders.

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

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF

No courtesy copies required for letters filed on ECF.

Courtesy copies not required for formal motions unless requested.

No courtesy copies required for ECF filings as general rule.

Courtesy copies not required unless Court requests them

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

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

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

Courtesy copies are prohibited unless the Court orders otherwise.

No courtesy copies required unless court orders otherwise.

Department 107 does not accept any courtesy copies.

Joint CACI jury instructions must be delivered to Dept 107, no blanks, separate sets if disputed.

Three tabbed, indexed exhibit books must be delivered to Dept 107 5 court days before FSC.

Department 69 requires courtesy copies of all electronically filed documents (with tabbed exhibits) within one court day of filing, with no exceptions.

Courtesy copies of motions are prohibited unless specifically requested by the court.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, delivered within one court day (reply briefs on due date).

Courtesy copies of motion papers are not required and will not be accepted by the Court.

Hard copies of joint trial readiness documents must be three-hole bound and delivered to court the day before the FSC.

Moving party must lodge indexed, tabbed three-ring binder of motion in limine papers in Dept 57 one day before FSC.

Courtesy copies required for oppositions to ex parte applications, summary judgment motions and related papers; must be tabbed if declarations/exhibits, three-ring binders for lengthy motions.

Parties must email courtesy copies of all ex parte pleadings to WRDept82@LACourt.org.

Hard copy courtesy copies required for all law and motion papers; email copies not required unless ordered.

Hard copy courtesy copies required for all mandamus trial pleadings; email copies not required unless ordered.

Motions in limine must be submitted in a 3-ring binder with TOC and tabs, 2 calendar days before FSC.

Exhibits must be in numbered notebooks, 5 copies submitted on first day of trial; exhibits numbered consecutively with dash for multi-page.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits required for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, trial documents, delivered to Department H within one day of e-filing.

Courtesy copy of IDC joint statement must be delivered within one day of filing.

Post-trial motions require an additional courtesy copy via email to LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org, with all counsel and self-represented litigants copied.

Proposed verdict forms require a courtesy copy sent via email to the Court's email box before trial commences.

One courtesy copy of ex parte opposition must be emailed to Dept 534 resource account by 8:30 AM day of hearing.

One courtesy copy of each Notice of Related Cases must be emailed to Dept 534 resource account.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require printed courtesy copies upon electronic filing.

Listed document types require printed courtesy copies upon electronic filing.

Parties filing ex parte oppositions after 4:00 p.m. day before hearing must submit a courtesy copy.

Physical courtesy copies are required for motions for summary judgment/adjudication, anti-SLAPP motions, and motions with voluminous exhibits or declarations.

A courtesy copy of the Complex Civil Case Questionnaire must be provided to the Assistant Supervising Judge, Civil/Complex upon filing.

A courtesy copy of the Complex Civil Case Questionnaire must be provided to the Assistant Supervising Judge, Civil/Complex when filed per court order.

Ex parte applicants appearing by telephone must provide moving papers and proposed order directly to the department.

A printed courtesy copy of ex parte oppositions must be provided to the court on the hearing day.

Filings e-filed two or fewer days before hearing require a courtesy copy delivered by 4:30 p.m. same day, or 10:00 a.m. next business day if e-filed after 4:30 p.m.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require a printed courtesy copy.

Pleadings and motions with points and authorities require a printed courtesy copy.

Demurrers require a printed courtesy copy.

Anti-SLAPP filings require a printed courtesy copy.

Motions for summary judgment/adjudication require a printed courtesy copy.

Motions to compel further discovery require a printed courtesy copy.

Courtesy copies of all electronically filed motion-related documents must be delivered to Department A15 within one court day of filing.

Courtesy copy of the IDC joint report must be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of electronic filing.

Courtesy copies are not required unless specifically requested, except for IDC statements and ex parte oppositions.

Motions in limine must be submitted in a 3-ring binder with TOC and tabs, 2 calendar days before FSC.

Hard-copy courtesy copies of IDC statements must be provided to the Court on the day of filing.

Exhibits must be in numbered notebooks, 5 copies submitted on first day of trial; exhibits numbered consecutively with dash for multi-page.

Ex parte oppositions require courtesy copies delivered to the courtroom by the day of the hearing.

Parties must submit 5 identical exhibit notebooks on the first day of trial for parties, court, and witness stand.

Jury instructions must be e-filed and a printed copy delivered to Dept F51; self-represented parties only need printed copy.

Courtesy copies of all electronically filed motion-related documents must be delivered to Department A14 within one court day of filing.

Courtesy copy of the joint IDC report must be delivered to the courtroom within one court day of electronic filing.

Printed courtesy copies of verdict forms and jury instructions must be delivered to Dept F49 upon e-filing.

Ex parte application courtesy copies must be provided to Chambers by noon.

Courtesy copies for law and motion moving pleadings are due two weeks prior to the hearing date.

Oppositions and replies for law and motion matters require courtesy copies delivered same day as electronic filing.

Courtesy copies of e-filed motions must be delivered by 4:30 PM same business day, or 10 AM next business day if e-filed after 4:30 PM.

Ex parte application courtesy copies are due the day before the hearing, with oppositions due by 9:00 AM the day of the hearing.

Courtesy copies required for papers filed less than 5 days before hearing, submitted in Dept. F46 hallway box.

Exhibit binders require 1 copy for Judicial Assistant and 1 courtesy copy for Judge.

Specific motion types require lodging courtesy copies of points and authorities and supporting documents.

A printed courtesy copy of verdict forms and jury instructions must be filed in Dept F43 when e-filing.

Motions in limine require a 3-ring binder notebook with table of contents and tabs, submitted 2 calendar days before FSC.

All trials require a tabbed 3-ring trial binder with table of contents, lodged 2 calendar days before FSC.

Four copies of exhibit notebooks must be submitted on first day of trial; exhibits not filed electronically.

A printed courtesy copy of verdict forms and jury instructions must be submitted to Department F47 on or before trial date.

A courtesy copy of the Complex Civil Case Questionnaire must be provided to the Assistant Supervising Judge, Civil/Complex upon filing.

A courtesy copy of the Complex Civil Case Questionnaire must be provided to the Assistant Supervising Judge, Civil/Complex when filed per court order.

Ex parte applicants appearing by telephone must provide moving papers and proposed order directly to the department.

Parties filing ex parte oppositions after 4:00 p.m. day before hearing must submit a courtesy copy.

Stipulated judgments must be submitted with original and three copies; court retains original and one copy.

Three typed copies of injury reports must be filed with the Presiding Judge’s Office.

One copy of injury reports must be filed in the dependency court of record.

Courtesy copy of motion to seal conditionally under seal documents must accompany the sealed documents.

Courtesy copy of ex parte opposition must be provided to the court on the hearing day.

Courtesy copies required for e-filings within 2 days of hearing, delivered by 4:30 PM same day or 10 AM next day if filed after 4:30 PM.

Courtesy copies with proof of e-submission required for specific document types regardless of filing time.

Courtesy copy of motion to seal must accompany conditionally sealed documents delivered to courtroom.

Courtesy copy of ex parte opposition required on day of hearing.

Courtesy copies required for specific documents; delivery timing depends on hearing date and filing time.

Motion-related e-filed documents require a printed courtesy copy with tab separators, delivered by 4:30 p.m. same business day or 10:00 a.m. next business day if e-filed after 4:30 p.m.

Ex parte opposition counsel must deliver a courtesy copy to Dept 410 by 4:30pm day before hearing.

Self-represented parties must file ex parte papers by 8:45am day of hearing, pay fee, and bring courtesy copies for each party.

Courtesy copies required for oppositions to ex parte applications, summary judgment motions and related papers; must be tabbed if declarations/exhibits, three-ring binders for lengthy motions.

Courtesy copies of documents filed less than 5 days before hearing must be submitted via email to SMCDept47@lacourt.org.

Paper courtesy copies are prohibited for all documents.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits required for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, and trial documents, delivered to Department A within 24 hours of e-filing.

Courtesy copies required for specified document types including pleadings/motions over 26 pages, demurrers, anti-SLAPP filings, MSJs, discovery motions, and trial documents.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require courtesy copies.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits required for motions, briefs, petitions, applications, trial documents, delivered to Department H within one day of e-filing.

Courtesy copy of IDC joint statement must be delivered within one day of filing.

Self-represented parties must bring a separate courtesy copy of ex parte papers for each other party.

Courtesy copy of IDC joint statement must be delivered to the court.

FSC required documents must be filed 5 days prior to FSC, with courtesy copies delivered to Department 408 2 days before FSC.

Courtesy copies are required for CMC statements, demurrers, motions (including oppositions/replies), FSC documents, and proposed orders, delivered to the courtroom courtesy box.

Courtesy copies of ex parte papers and oppositions must be provided to Department 307.

Courtesy copies of all motion papers must be delivered to Department 307 immediately upon e-filing.

Courtesy copies of joint briefs requesting an IDC must be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies of all motions in limine, oppositions, and replies must be provided to the department upon filing.

Courtesy copies required concurrently with filing for memoranda of points and authorities, documents over 15 pages, SJ compilations, trial readiness/exhibit binders.

Courtesy copies for motions filed >30 calendar days before hearing must be delivered no later than 16 court days before hearing.

Courtesy copies are not required unless the Court makes a specific request.

Informal Discovery Conference Statements and ex parte oppositions are exceptions to the general no courtesy copy rule.

Hard copy courtesy copies of IDC statements must be provided on the day of filing.

Ex parte opposition courtesy copies must be delivered directly to the courtroom by 8:30 a.m. on the hearing day.

Courtesy copies are required for summary judgment motions (and related oppositions/replies), motions to compel further discovery (and related oppositions/replies), and all trial documents per the court's trial order.

Courtesy copies of all trial documents must be lodged in Department M 5 court days before the final status conference, in joint three-ring binders with tabs and an index.

Three sets of exhibit binders must be lodged by the trial date, with exhibit list index, numbered divider tabs, and labeled with case details and role (Judicial Assistant, Judge, Witness).

The party filing the most MILs must assemble them into a tabbed, indexed binder with MIL, opposition, and reply, delivered to the Court 5 court days before the final status conference.

Pleadings and motions (including attachments) of 26 or more pages require courtesy copies.

Demurrers require courtesy copies.

Anti-SLAPP filings require courtesy copies.

Motions for summary judgment or adjudication require courtesy copies.

Motions to compel further discovery require courtesy copies.

Oppositions and replies to demurrers, anti-SLAPP, summary judgment, and motions to compel further discovery require courtesy copies.

All trial documents require courtesy copies.

All courtesy copies for Department J must be delivered no later than 8:30 a.m. the day after filing.

Ex parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Trial document courtesy copies must be lodged 5 court days before final status conference in joint three-ring binders with spines ≤2.5 inches, tabbed, paginated, with index.

Courtesy copies must be delivered directly to the courtroom pursuant to the General Order re Mandatory Electronic Filing.

A courtesy copy of the joint discovery statement must be delivered to the courtroom three court days before the Informal Discovery Conference.

Five exhibit books must be provided for the court, clerk, witness stand, plaintiff’s counsel, and defendant’s counsel.

Courtesy copies are not required for any filings except Motions in Limine.

Party with most MILs must deliver a tabbed, indexed binder of all MIL filings to the court five court days before the final status conference.

Ex Parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Three exhibit binders must be delivered to Department P on or before the first day of trial, labeled and tabbed by exhibit number.

Courtesy copies with tabbed exhibits required for specified motions and ex parte apps, delivered to Dept 17 within 1 day of e-filing.

Ex parte oppositions require courtesy copies delivered directly to the courtroom by 8:30 a.m. on the hearing day.

Three tabbed, marked, paginated exhibit binder sets required at FSC for court, judicial assistant, and witness.

Five sets of tabbed and indexed exhibit books must be delivered to Department T for trial.

Paper courtesy copies of all MSJ/MSA moving, opposition, and reply papers required, delivered to Courtroom Assistant on filing date.

Courtesy copies of trial documents required, delivered to Courtroom Assistant; prohibited for other non-trial documents unless requested.

Courtesy copies of motion papers are not required and will not be accepted by the Court.

Hard copies of joint trial readiness documents must be three-hole bound and delivered to court the day before the FSC.

Moving party must lodge indexed, tabbed three-ring binder of motion in limine papers in Dept 57 one day before FSC.

Courtesy copies of motions must be delivered directly to Department A even if electronically filed.

Contested motions (Adjudication, Demurrers, SLAPP, Ex Parte) require courtesy copies submitted as soon as practicable; routine pleadings do not. Failure to file may result in continuance.

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications must be filed with the Court as soon as possible.

Courtesy copies are required only for late-filed documents and ex parte oppositions, delivered to Department B.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment motions and voluminous exhibits, submitted to box outside Dept U.

Proponent must bring 4 copies of exhibits used for impeachment/not disclosed to opposing counsel.

Department 107 does not accept any courtesy copies.

Joint CACI jury instructions must be delivered to Dept 107, no blanks, separate sets if disputed.

Three tabbed, indexed exhibit books must be delivered to Dept 107 5 court days before FSC.

Courtesy copies required for documents e-filed within 2 court days of scheduled hearing

Department 636 requires courtesy copies of all e-filed pleadings (within 2 days of e-filing) and all ex parte motions, oppositions, and replies.

Courtesy copy required for ex parte opposition filed after 4:00 p.m. the court day before the hearing.

Courtesy copies of electronically filed motion-related documents must be delivered to Department 39 within 1 court day of filing.

Three tabbed sets of Exhibits Books must be delivered to Dept. S25.

Physical courtesy copies are required for motions for summary judgment/adjudication, anti-SLAPP motions, and motions with voluminous exhibits or declarations.

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require a printed courtesy copy regardless of filing time.

Courtesy copies required only for ex parte oppositions and summary judgment motion papers, submitted to Dept 58.

Courtesy copies are required for all documents related to summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, delivered within 1 court day of e-filing (reply briefs on day due).

Pleadings and motions of 26 or more pages require printed courtesy copies upon electronic filing.

Listed document types require printed courtesy copies upon electronic filing.

Courtesy copies must be provided pursuant to the First Amended General Order dated May 3, 2019.

Printed courtesy copies required for filings electronically filed two or fewer days before hearing, delivered by 4:30 p.m. same day or 10:00 a.m. next business day if filed after 4:30 p.m.

Printed courtesy copy with proof of electronic submission required for specific document types regardless of electronic filing time.

Ex parte applications require courtesy copies delivered to the court on the morning of the hearing.

Courtesy copies of trial documents must be lodged in Department N five court days before FSC in joint three-ring binders, tabbed with index.

Motions in limine and related documents must be tabbed, indexed, with courtesy copy delivered five court days before FSC.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment/adjudication and Anti-SLAPP motions, delivered within one court day (reply briefs on due date).

Four tabbed joint exhibit binders must be delivered to the Court, Judicial Assistant, witness stand, and opposing counsel on the day of trial.

Three copies of the Joint Deposition Designation List must be submitted to the Clerk and Court.

A courtesy copy of the joint discovery dispute statement must be delivered to chambers upon filing.

Parties must email courtesy copies of all ex parte pleadings to WRDept82@LACourt.org.

Hard copy courtesy copies required for all law and motion papers; email copies not required unless ordered.

Hard copy courtesy copies required for all mandamus trial pleadings; email copies not required unless ordered.

Department 85 requires courtesy copies of all law and motion papers, trial briefs, evidence, and administrative records.

One courtesy copy of ex parte opposition must be emailed to Dept 534 resource account by 8:30 AM day of hearing.

One courtesy copy of each Notice of Related Cases must be emailed to Dept 534 resource account.

Courtesy copies are prohibited; no copies should be submitted to chambers.

Department 306 does not accept courtesy paper copies unless directed by the court.

Courtesy copies of TRO/OSC papers must be hand-delivered to Dept 86 at filing and service.

Post-trial motions require an additional courtesy copy via email to LBCDeptS29@LACourt.org, with all counsel and self-represented litigants copied.

Proposed verdict forms require a courtesy copy sent via email to the Court's email box before trial commences.

Courtesy copies of motions are prohibited unless specifically requested by the court.

Department 69 requires courtesy copies of all electronically filed documents (with tabbed exhibits) within one court day of filing, with no exceptions.

Three copies of all exhibits must be provided on the first day of trial for the court, clerk, and witness stand.

Parties must provide two sets of pre-marked exhibits in binders to the court, excluding impeachment exhibits which require two copies each.

A printed copy of all e-filed documents must be delivered directly to the department upon filing.

Oppositions filed after 4:00 p.m. court day before ruling require courtesy copy via email to ProbateExPartes@lacourt.ca.gov.

Courtesy copy of e-filed motion/application for conditionally sealed documents must be submitted with the sealed docs to the department.

Courtesy copies are required only when requested by the court.

Courtesy copies of ex parte oppositions should be brought directly to the courtroom before the hearing.

Courtesy copies are required only for ex parte oppositions and summary judgment/adjudication papers, must be submitted directly to Dept 78, and are destroyed after the hearing.

Courtesy copies are required only when requested by the court.

Counsel should deliver a courtesy copy of filed motion materials to Department 406 within 5 court days.

No courtesy copies are required for filings in Department 19.

Tabbed exhibit binders should be provided to the judge, judicial assistant, opposing counsel, and reporter for Unlawful Detainer trials.

Courtesy filings are accepted in person during courtroom hours (8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. daily).

Courtesy copies are not required for electronically filed motions not explicitly mandated to provide them.

Tabbed exhibit binders should be provided to the judge, judicial assistant, opposing counsel, and reporter for Unlawful Detainer trials.

Courtesy copies of motions and motion-related documents are not required for Department F47.

Courtesy copies of ex parte applications and supporting docs are requested to be lodged in Dept 38 on the e-filing day.

Courtesy copies of law & motion moving papers, opposition, reply, and supporting evidence are requested to be lodged in Dept 38 on e-filing day.

Courtesy copies are not required but are accepted by the Court.

Parties may lodge courtesy paper copies with the court to assist the judge.

Paper courtesy copies of e-filed documents are not required except in extraordinary circumstances, for in camera review, or where required by law.

Court requests courtesy paper copies of all motions, oppositions, and replies be lodged in Department 205.

MSJ/MA courtesy copies are encouraged to be in three-ring binders with tabs; all courtesy copies with declarations/exhibits must be tabbed, and deposition excerpts in briefs must be marked on attached transcripts.

Courtesy copies are not required unless the court orders otherwise, with paperless policy applying to all documents except trial documents, motions in limine, and trial exhibits.

Courtesy copies of motion papers are not required, but the Court may order them for specified documents in a case.

No courtesy copies are required for filings in this courtroom.

Courtesy copies are not required for any court filings.

Courtesy copies are not required for electronically filed motions not explicitly mandated to provide them.

Courtesy copies are accepted but not required.

Courtesy copies of filings are not required unless the Court makes a specific request.

Courtesy filings are accepted in person during courtroom hours (8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. daily).

No courtesy copies are required for any filings.

No courtesy copies are required for filings in Department 19.

Paper chambers copies required for specific documents by noon next day, with NEF attached.

Mandatory courtesy copies required by 12:00 noon next business day; must be labeled and include NEF.

Courtesy copies required for motions with substantial evidentiary record and for pretrial/trial documents; under seal documents must be in labeled manilla envelope.

Physical copies must be placed in the Judge's courtesy box outside the Clerk's office on the 12th floor of the Roybal Federal Building.

Chambers copies of under seal documents must be placed in a manila envelope labeled 'UNDER SEAL'.

Chambers copies of sentencing memoranda over 20 pages require tabbed exhibits and declarations.

For applications to file under seal per L.R. 79-5.2.2, no chambers or courtesy copy of the Application or associated documents shall be provided.

USB flash drive with electronic exhibits and deposition excerpts due Friday 12:00 p.m., 3 days before trial.

Must provide courtesy copies of moving papers and responses to Magistrate Judge's chambers.

Courtesy copy required for motions for summary judgment.

Excel tables for attorneys' fees motions must be emailed to chambers

Mandatory chambers copies required for motions, ex parte applications, and pretrial documents.

Chambers copies must be delivered by noon the day after filing.

Sealed documents must be delivered to Clerk’s Office Intake window.

Chambers copies of TRO documents required same day as filing.

Mandatory chambers copies must be delivered to Judge Fitzgerald's mailbox by 5:00 p.m. on first court day after filing.

Government must send text-searchable digital copy of plea agreement to chambers email.

Mandatory chambers copy of Joint Rule 26(f) Report due by 12:00 p.m. next day.

Sentencing memoranda over 20 pages require tabbed exhibits; blue-backs and hole punches not required.

No chambers copies required for applications to file under seal.

Excel tables for attorney fee motions must be emailed to chambers with editing enabled.

Mandatory paper chambers copy must be delivered by noon next day.

Courtesy/chambers copies are no longer required and should not be sent.

Chambers/courtesy copies are not required and will be discarded unless specifically requested by the Court.

Conformed copies of moving papers and responses must be delivered to Magistrate Judge's Courtroom Deputy Clerk at time of filing.

Attorney fee table courtesy copies must be emailed to chambers as editable Excel files.

Mandatory chambers copies required for civil motions, oppositions, replies, exhibits, ex parte applications, and Joint Rule 26(f) reports.

Chambers copies must be delivered to the Courtesy Box by 5:00 p.m. the day after e-filing.

Conformed courtesy copies of all motion papers must be delivered to the Courtesy Box outside Courtroom 1.

Chambers copies required only for materials not filed on electronic docket, such as physical media or documents filed in other cases/districts.

Mandatory chambers copies must include CM/ECF header, not obscure it with binding, and should be stapled in upper left corner without two-hole punching or blue-backing.

Chambers copies are mandatory for motions to review and reconsider discovery orders, delivered to both District and Magistrate Judge.

Redlined version of amended pleading must be emailed to Chambers in Word format.

Mandatory chambers copies required only for motion briefs (opening, opposition, reply, supplemental/surreplies), not for declarations or evidence.

Movant must deliver 2 double-sided copies of complete motion brief set by noon the day after last brief filing deadline, collated and stapled; opponent has no courtesy copy obligation.

Class settlement attorney fee table must be emailed to chambers in editable Excel format.

A conformed copy of motions for review of magistrate judge rulings must be delivered to the Magistrate Judge's clerk at filing.

If chambers copies are ordered, they must be delivered to chambers mailbox by noon the next business day or via guaranteed overnight delivery.

Physical copies must be placed in the Judge's courtesy box outside the Clerk's office on the 12th floor of the Roybal Federal Building.

Chambers copies of under seal documents must be placed in a manila envelope labeled 'UNDER SEAL'.

Chambers copies of sentencing memoranda over 20 pages require tabbed exhibits and declarations.

For applications to file under seal per L.R. 79-5.2.2, no chambers or courtesy copy of the Application or associated documents shall be provided.

Parties must submit one paper courtesy copy of all MSJ filings to chambers; pro se litigants are exempt.

Chambers courtesy copies are required for certain filings

Chambers courtesy copies are required.

Tables must be attached, electronically filed, and emailed as editable Excel files.

Conformed copies of motion papers must be delivered to Magistrate Judge's clerk.

Chambers copies must be delivered to mailbox by noon next business day or via overnight delivery without signature required.

Mandatory chambers copy required for all motion-related documents.

Two courtesy copies of proposed Findings and Conclusions must be lodged with court 14 days before trial.

Paper chambers copies of Joint Rule 26(f) Report required by 5:00 p.m. on first court day after e-filing.

One chambers copy required for specific document types.

Chambers copies must be delivered to Courtesy Box by 5:00 PM next day.

Conformed courtesy copies must be delivered to Courtesy Box outside Courtroom 1.

Government must send text-searchable digital copy of plea agreement to Chambers email.

Chambers copies of under seal documents must be delivered to Clerk’s Office intake in Santa Ana, not Judge Carter’s drop box

Mandatory chambers copies required by noon next day for specific document types.

Mandatory chambers copies must be delivered to Judge Fitzgerald's mailbox by 5:00 p.m. on first court day after filing.

Chambers copies required for all documents; no envelopes.

Deliver blue-backed, tabbed paper chambers copy to Judge Fischer’s box by noon next day.

Deliver blue-backed, tabbed paper chambers copy to Judge Fischer’s chambers box.

Mandatory Chambers copies required for all documents; no envelopes.

Mandatory chambers copies required for motions, sentencing papers, and trial documents; must be delivered by 5pm next court day.

Government must deliver mandatory chambers copy to Judge Garnett's mailbox by 5:00 p.m. on first court day after filing.

Mandatory chambers copy required for all motion-related documents via drop box or overnight delivery.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment motions, evidentiary motions, and pretrial documents.

Sentencing memoranda over 20 pages require tabbed exhibits; blue-backs and hole punches not required.

No chambers copies required for applications to file under seal.

Mandatory copies must be delivered to judge's mailbox by 12:00 p.m. on first court day after filing.

Two mandatory copies required for antitrust, patent, and securities cases.

Patent file history and electronic copies must be sent directly to Judge Wright's chambers, not filed with Clerk.

Courtesy copies required for motions with substantial evidentiary record and for pretrial/trial documents; under seal documents must be in labeled manilla envelope.

Courtesy copies required for summary judgment motions, substantial evidentiary motions, and pretrial documents.

Courtesy copies of all PTC documents must be delivered in a three-ring binder with specific ordering and tabs.