USFLND Local Rules of Court
US District Court, Florida, Northern District
Original Source: FLND.USCourts.gov
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000 | ![]() | All-in-One | [Official] PDF containing all of USFLND's Local Rules. |
001 | ![]() | Disclaimer | Single document/webpage containing all of USFLND's Local Rules. |
002 | ![]() | History | History to USFLND's Local Rules |
003 | ![]() | Citations | Full list of citations from USFLND's Local Rules of Court |
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101 | ![]() | Local Rule 1.1 | Scope of the Rules; Citation |
102 | ![]() | Local Rule 2.1 | Definitions |
103 | ![]() | Local Rule 3.1 | Divisions |
104 | ![]() | Local Rule 4.1 | Serving Process on Behalf of a Party Proceeding in Forma Pauperis |
105 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.1 | Form of Documents |
106 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.2 | Civil Cover Sheet |
107 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.3 | Paying a Filing Fee or Proceeding in Forma Pauperis |
108 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.4 | Electronic Filing |
109 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.5 | Sealing Case Files and Documents; Redacting Documents |
110 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.6 | Notice of a Prior or Similar Case |
111 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.7 | Pro Se Civil-Rights Cases and Collateral Attacks on Criminal... |
112 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.8 | Special Procedural and Filing Requirements Applicable to Habeas... |
113 | ![]() | Local Rule 5.9 | Trial and Hearing Exhibits |
114 | ![]() | Local Rule 6.1 | Extensions of Time and Continuances |
115 | ![]() | Local Rule 7.1 | Motions |
116 | ![]() | Local Rule 7.2 | Removing a Case from State Court |
117 | ![]() | Local Rule 11.1 | Attorneys |
118 | ![]() | Local Rule 15.1 | Amending a Pleading |
119 | ![]() | Local Rule 16.1 | Rule 26(F) Attorney Conference; Prior Discovery |
120 | ![]() | Local Rule 16.2 | Notice of a Settlement or Intent to Plead Guilty or Motion to... |
121 | ![]() | Local Rule 16.3 | Mediation |
122 | ![]() | Local Rule 23.1 | Class Actions |
123 | ![]() | Local Rule 24.1 | Constitutional Challenges to Statutes, Rules, and Ordinances |
124 | ![]() | Local Rule 26.1 | Discovery in Civil Cases |
125 | ![]() | Local Rule 26.2 | Discovery in Criminal Cases |
126 | ![]() | Local Rule 41.1 | Dismissal for Failure to Comply with a Rule or Court Order |
127 | ![]() | Local Rule 54.1 | Motions for Attorney’s Fees |
128 | ![]() | Local Rule 54.2 | Taxation of Costs |
129 | ![]() | Local Rule 56.1 | Summary Judgment Motions |
130 | ![]() | Local Rule 72.1 | Authority of United States Magistrate Judges |
131 | ![]() | Local Rule 72.2 | Referral of Matters to Magistrate Judges by This Rule |
132 | ![]() | Local Rule 72.3 | Specific Referrals of Matters to Magistrate Judges |
133 | ![]() | Local Rule 72.4 | Full-Time and Part-Time Magistrate Judges |
134 | ![]() | Local Rule 73.1 | Procedures for Consent to Trial Before a Magistrate Judge |
135 | ![]() | Local Rule 77.1 | Photographing, Recording, and Broadcasting Proceedings |
136 | ![]() | Local Rule 77.2 | Electronic Devices |
137 | ![]() | Local Rule 77.3 | Video and Audio Proceedings |
138 | ![]() | Local Rule 77.4 | Release of Information in Criminal and Civil Cases |
139 | ![]() | Local Rule 77.5 | Marshal to Attend Court |
140 | ![]() | Local Rule 87.1 | Appeals in Bankruptcy Cases |
141 | ![]() | Local Rule 88.1 | Presentence Investigation Reports, Presentencing Procedures... |
142 | ![]() | Local Rule 88.2 | Appeal of a Magistrate Judge’s Rulings in Consent Misdemeanor Cases |
143 | ![]() | Local Rule 88.3 | Patent Rules |
144 | ![]() | Addendum | Customary and Traditional Conduct and Decorum |
145 | ![]() | Local Rule A | General Provisions |
146 | ![]() | Local Rule B | Attachment and Garnishment: Special Provisions |
147 | ![]() | Local Rule C | Action in Rem |
148 | ![]() | Local Rule D | Possessory, Petitory, and Partition actions |
149 | ![]() | Local Rule E | Actions in Rem and Quasi in Rem: General Provisions |
150 | ![]() | Local Rule F | Actions to Limit Liability |
You might need to reference them during your pursuit of justice.
For instance, you may need to understand certain local rules to recover from the damages that lawbreaking judges/lawyers have inflicted upon you (see this example of a Florida judge who outright committed perjury).
As always, please get the justice you deserve.
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