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SECTION 22 | PROPOSED ORDERS AFTER COURT TAKES MATTER UNDER ADVISEMENT

If it is necessary to take an issue or matter under advisement, the Court will endeavor to self-impose a reasonable and prompt deadline by which it will issue its ruling.
A. The Court will give the movant(s) and nonmovant(s) specific instructions and deadlines for submitting proposed orders to the Court at the close of the hearing, however, in general, the movant(s) and nonmovant(s) and counsel for the movant(s) and nonmovant(s) should expect and be prepared to comply with the following requirements:
1. file the respective proposed orders as exhibits attached to a “Notice of Filing Plaintiff/Defendant’s Proposed Order on Defendant’s/Plaintiff’s Motion __________________” cover pleading in the court file;

2. generally, the Court will establish a reasonable deadline for filing the proposed orders within 7 days following the hearing;

3. a courtesy copy of the proposed orders must be emailed to the Court’s Judicial Assistant in Word format by the same deadline as the filing of the proposed orders;

4. not as an additional written argument or legal briefing requirement, but to provide counsel an opportunity to plead any exceptions or objections to the form of opposing counsel’s proposed orders (i.e., citing materials not in the record or citing to materials in the record, but not previously cited in the factual positions supporting the motion/response; findings not based on the record testimony/evidence), generally the Court will establish a reasonable deadline for filing the exceptions/objections pleading within 5 days following the filing of the proposed orders;

5. a courtesy copy of any such filed exceptions/objections pleading must be emailed to the Court’s Judicial Assistant by the same deadline as the filing of the same.
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