Last week we reported that the Supreme Court of the United States went live with their new website–its first step of a modernization plan that includes e-filing. Â Yesterday, the Court set a date for e-filing to begin and provided some details. According to the Court’s press release, e-filing will begin on November 13, 2017. Â Parties […]
Amendments go into effect today, August 1, 2017, for six of the Eleventh Circuit’s local rules. Â The changes are minimal and, on the whole, positive for parties and practitioners alike. 11th Cir. R. 22-3: Â The use of the clerk’s form for filing “a second or successive habeas corpus petition or motion to vacate, set aside […]
The First District Court of Appeal is considering joining the Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth districts in allowing parties to stipulate to enlargements of time in certain instances. From the First District: Request for Comments On Consideration to Allow Stipulated Extensions of Time in Certain Cases The First District Court of Appeal is considering adopting […]