The document is a declaration filed by L. Lin Wood submitting exhibits 23-30 as evidence. The exhibits include various documents related to a legal case, including letters, affidavits, and other court filings. The declaration and exhibits are being submitted as part of an ongoing legal proceeding.
The document is a court filing that includes exhibits 31-37. Exhibit 31 is a 50-page document containing emails and other correspondence. Exhibit 32 is a 27-page document with similar correspondence. Exhibits 33-34 contain brief correspondence. Exhibit 35 is a CD filed with the court. Exhibit 36 is a 61-page document with correspondence, reports, and other documents. The filing provides documentation to support arguments made in the case.
This document appears to be a court filing that spans 183 pages. It includes a case number, date, and page numbers but no other contextual information. Therefore, it is not possible to determine the essential high-level information or summarize the content in 3 sentences or less based on the information provided.
Estate of Andrew Lee Scott vs. Richard Sylvester, et al - Lake County Wrongfu...Umesh Heendeniya
Estate of Andrew Lee Scott vs. Richard Sylvester, et al - Lake County Wrongful Death Lawsuit. Killing of Andrew Lee Scott by Deputy Sheriff Richard Sylvester.
The document is a declaration filed by L. Lin Wood submitting exhibits 23-30 as evidence. The exhibits include various letters and emails related to a legal case. Wood is declaring that the exhibits are true and correct copies of the original documents. The purpose is to submit the exhibits as evidence in a court filing.
This document is a 47-page legal declaration submitted as evidence in a court case. It provides a detailed rebuttal of defamatory statements made about the declarant in a book. The declarant denies allegations of criminal acts and homosexual relationships. Descriptions of their actual close personal relationships contradict the book's claims. The declarant also questions the credibility of anonymous sources and asserts the book was written with actual malice.
This 9-page court document from case 1:06-mj-30401-CEB filed on August 16, 2006 includes exhibits C-1 through C-6 providing evidence for the case. No other context or details about the nature of the case or contents of the exhibits are included in the document.
The document appears to be a court filing that spans 58 pages. It includes a case number, document number, date filed, and page numbers. However, it does not include any other contextual information like the parties involved, issues of the case, or reasoning of the court. Therefore, the essential information and high-level purpose of the document cannot be determined from the content provided.
The document appears to be a court filing with 25 numbered pages. It likely details legal arguments for a case, but without reading the entire contents it is difficult to determine more specific details about the target, claims, or purpose of the filing.
The document is a court filing that includes exhibits 31-37. Exhibit 31 is a 50-page document containing emails and other correspondence. Exhibit 32 is a 27-page document with similar correspondence. Exhibits 33-34 contain brief correspondence. Exhibit 35 is a CD filed with the court. Exhibit 36 is a 61-page document with correspondence, reports, and other documents. The filing provides documentation to support arguments made in the case.
This document appears to be a court filing that spans 183 pages. It includes a case number, date, and page numbers but no other contextual information. Therefore, it is not possible to determine the essential high-level information or summarize the content in 3 sentences or less based on the information provided.
Estate of Andrew Lee Scott vs. Richard Sylvester, et al - Lake County Wrongfu...Umesh Heendeniya
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The document is a declaration filed by L. Lin Wood submitting exhibits 23-30 as evidence. The exhibits include various letters and emails related to a legal case. Wood is declaring that the exhibits are true and correct copies of the original documents. The purpose is to submit the exhibits as evidence in a court filing.
This document is a 47-page legal declaration submitted as evidence in a court case. It provides a detailed rebuttal of defamatory statements made about the declarant in a book. The declarant denies allegations of criminal acts and homosexual relationships. Descriptions of their actual close personal relationships contradict the book's claims. The declarant also questions the credibility of anonymous sources and asserts the book was written with actual malice.
This 9-page court document from case 1:06-mj-30401-CEB filed on August 16, 2006 includes exhibits C-1 through C-6 providing evidence for the case. No other context or details about the nature of the case or contents of the exhibits are included in the document.
The document appears to be a court filing that spans 58 pages. It includes a case number, document number, date filed, and page numbers. However, it does not include any other contextual information like the parties involved, issues of the case, or reasoning of the court. Therefore, the essential information and high-level purpose of the document cannot be determined from the content provided.
The document appears to be a court filing with 25 numbered pages. It likely details legal arguments for a case, but without reading the entire contents it is difficult to determine more specific details about the target, claims, or purpose of the filing.
CBS Doc.- re: Milstein, DL Trust Fund and HKSJRachelle
The document appears to be a court case filing with 14 numbered pages. It likely contains legal arguments related to a case before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, but without reading the contents, no meaningful summary can be provided based solely on the header information and page numbers.
The document appears to be a court filing related to a case numbered 1:08-cv-06978-TPG. It consists of 17 numbered pages filed on July 21, 2014, but no other context or information is provided about the nature or purpose of the filing.
The document appears to be a legal case filing from August 13, 2013 involving multiple plaintiffs and defendants. It includes information such as the case number, names of those involved, jurisdiction, and nature of the claim. However, there are no further details provided about the specific issues in dispute or background of the case.
The document appears to be a case filing in a federal district court describing an employment civil rights lawsuit. It includes information such as the court and docket number, the nature of the suit as a civil rights employment case, and that it spans 35 pages of legal documentation for the filed case.
The document appears to be a legal case filing from October 20, 2009 involving multiple parties. It includes information such as the case number, names of parties involved, jurisdiction, causes of action, requests for relief, and signatures of attorneys. The filing is addressed to the court and requests adjudication of the issues presented over 24 pages.
The document appears to be a court filing related to a case numbered 1:07-cv-08536-DC. It consists of 46 numbered pages filed on February 12, 2009, but does not contain any substantive information. It is a filing record without a brief, decision or other content.
NANCY GENOVESE VS SOUTH HAMPTON NEW YORKDeborah Swan
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 39 pages. It includes a case number, filing date and party information but no other contextual details that would help summarize the key information or purpose of the filing are provided in the document.
American society of media photographers, inc. et al. v. google inc.Harrison Weber
The document appears to be a legal case filing consisting of 22 numbered pages. It was filed on April 7, 2010 in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. However, the document contains no other descriptive information, such as the names of parties involved or the nature of the case.
COMPLAINT Daniel Parisi vs Larry SinclairVogelDenise
The document appears to be a legal case filing consisting of 18 numbered pages. It was filed on May 28, 2010 under case number 1:10-cv-00897-RJL. However, as the document only lists the page numbers and headers, it does not provide any other context or details about the nature of the case, parties involved, or claims.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 49 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but does not include any clear descriptions of the involved parties, issues or reasons for the filing. As such, the content and essence of the document cannot be determined from the information provided.
This document is a 12-page court case filing from September 3, 2008 related to case number 0:08-cv-05097-ADM-SRN. It includes information spanning multiple pages and legal details across the 12 numbered pages of the filing.
02/14/07 COMPLAINT (Newsome vs Spring Lake Apartments)VogelDenise
02/14/07 COMPLAINT (Newsome vs Spring Lake Apartments)
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The document appears to be a court filing that spans 31 pages. It includes headers indicating the case number, names of the judges and parties involved, and the date of filing. However, the content of the filing itself is not summarized, as most of the pages consist of boilerplate legal text and formatting elements like page numbers. Therefore, based on the information provided, this document seems to be a lengthy court submission but its substantive argument and purpose cannot be determined from the excerpt alone.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 22 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but no other contextual information. As such, it is not possible to provide a meaningful high-level summary in 3 sentences or less given the lack of essential details in the document.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 29 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but does not provide any descriptive details about the nature of the case, parties involved, or central issues. As such, the document could not be meaningfully summarized due to the lack of essential information.
Farmers File Federal Complaint against Hawaii County to Protect the Future of...Lorie Farrell
“Bill 113 will make it illegal to grow some genetically modified (GM) plants, including valuable food and feed crops and flowers. By prohibiting the use of these crops that have been deemed by the government and scientific experts to be perfectly safe, Bill 113 is a direct assault on our ‘right to farm’ and essentially criminalizes those who rely on the tools of modern biotechnology to foster productivity.”
“United we stand, divided we fall”
Background:
Signed into law on December 5, 2013, Hawaii County enacted Bill 113, which imposes a county-wide ban on the development, propagation, cultivation, and open-air testing of most genetically engineered (GE) crops.
Plaintiffs represent a broad cross-section of Hawaii Island farmers and related businesses that rely on GE crops, including disease-resistant papaya, as well as technology companies that develop, test, and commercialize valuable, new GE agricultural products.
Farmers and Agriculture Associations are standing United; participating in this suit, which seeks to invalidate and enjoin the County of Hawaii from enforcing County Ordinance 13-121 (“Bill 113”). The suit alleges that the bill:
1) is preempted under federal law
2) is preempted under state law
3) violates the Interstate Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution
4) presents a regulatory taking in violation of the HI Constitution
Securities and exchange_commission_v_spencer_et_al__nysdce-19-09070__0001.0Hindenburg Research
This document outlines a legal case filed in a United States District Court. It includes the case number, names of plaintiffs and defendants, and jurisdictional statement claiming the court has subject matter jurisdiction. Over 21 pages, it describes the details of the plaintiff's claims against the defendant and requests relief in the form of damages.
The document appears to be a court case filing that spans 13 pages and includes multiple docket numbers. It likely contains legal arguments, details of the case, and references to other documents, but no clear summary can be derived from the pages provided without more context about the specific case.
Marshall v Living Trust Fund status conferenceJRachelle
The document is an order from a United States District Court judge rescheduling the status conference date in the case Marshall v. Hilliard, et. al. from June 14, 2010 to December 13, 2010 at 8:30 am. The order stipulates that the new date may need to be changed within 30 days of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on whether to grant certiorari in a related case. If no action is taken by December 6, 2010, the parties must either attend the status conference on December 13 or file another stipulation to continue the date.
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The court granted in part and denied in part the plaintiff's motion for contempt and sanctions. The court found Susan Brown, the attorney, in contempt for violating a consent order requiring her to turn over all copies of estate property. However, the court did not find Ben Thompson, Brown's former client, in contempt as there was no clear evidence he violated the order. As a sanction, the court ordered Brown to pay the plaintiff's reasonable attorney's fees and costs for bringing the contempt motion, but no other punitive sanctions. The court also ordered Brown and Thompson to turn over any remaining estate property.
CBS Doc.- re: Milstein, DL Trust Fund and HKSJRachelle
The document appears to be a court case filing with 14 numbered pages. It likely contains legal arguments related to a case before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, but without reading the contents, no meaningful summary can be provided based solely on the header information and page numbers.
The document appears to be a court filing related to a case numbered 1:08-cv-06978-TPG. It consists of 17 numbered pages filed on July 21, 2014, but no other context or information is provided about the nature or purpose of the filing.
The document appears to be a legal case filing from August 13, 2013 involving multiple plaintiffs and defendants. It includes information such as the case number, names of those involved, jurisdiction, and nature of the claim. However, there are no further details provided about the specific issues in dispute or background of the case.
The document appears to be a case filing in a federal district court describing an employment civil rights lawsuit. It includes information such as the court and docket number, the nature of the suit as a civil rights employment case, and that it spans 35 pages of legal documentation for the filed case.
The document appears to be a legal case filing from October 20, 2009 involving multiple parties. It includes information such as the case number, names of parties involved, jurisdiction, causes of action, requests for relief, and signatures of attorneys. The filing is addressed to the court and requests adjudication of the issues presented over 24 pages.
The document appears to be a court filing related to a case numbered 1:07-cv-08536-DC. It consists of 46 numbered pages filed on February 12, 2009, but does not contain any substantive information. It is a filing record without a brief, decision or other content.
NANCY GENOVESE VS SOUTH HAMPTON NEW YORKDeborah Swan
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 39 pages. It includes a case number, filing date and party information but no other contextual details that would help summarize the key information or purpose of the filing are provided in the document.
American society of media photographers, inc. et al. v. google inc.Harrison Weber
The document appears to be a legal case filing consisting of 22 numbered pages. It was filed on April 7, 2010 in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. However, the document contains no other descriptive information, such as the names of parties involved or the nature of the case.
COMPLAINT Daniel Parisi vs Larry SinclairVogelDenise
The document appears to be a legal case filing consisting of 18 numbered pages. It was filed on May 28, 2010 under case number 1:10-cv-00897-RJL. However, as the document only lists the page numbers and headers, it does not provide any other context or details about the nature of the case, parties involved, or claims.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 49 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but does not include any clear descriptions of the involved parties, issues or reasons for the filing. As such, the content and essence of the document cannot be determined from the information provided.
This document is a 12-page court case filing from September 3, 2008 related to case number 0:08-cv-05097-ADM-SRN. It includes information spanning multiple pages and legal details across the 12 numbered pages of the filing.
02/14/07 COMPLAINT (Newsome vs Spring Lake Apartments)VogelDenise
02/14/07 COMPLAINT (Newsome vs Spring Lake Apartments)
This appears to be a Lawsuit in which Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz used a FRONTING Law Firm (DunbarMonroe) and a TAINTED/CORRUPT Judge (Tom S. Lee) and Magistrate (Linda Anderson) to throw Lawsuit. Filed an EMERGENCY Complaint with the United States Congress.
Kyle Simmons Lawsuit Against Truckee Meadows Community CollegeThis Is Reno
Truckee Meadows Community College administrators were named last week in a federal lawsuit filed against the college for gender discrimination, retaliation, and wrongful termination.
The document appears to be a court filing that spans 31 pages. It includes headers indicating the case number, names of the judges and parties involved, and the date of filing. However, the content of the filing itself is not summarized, as most of the pages consist of boilerplate legal text and formatting elements like page numbers. Therefore, based on the information provided, this document seems to be a lengthy court submission but its substantive argument and purpose cannot be determined from the excerpt alone.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 22 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but no other contextual information. As such, it is not possible to provide a meaningful high-level summary in 3 sentences or less given the lack of essential details in the document.
The document appears to be a legal case filing that spans 29 pages. It includes a case number, filing date, and page numbers but does not provide any descriptive details about the nature of the case, parties involved, or central issues. As such, the document could not be meaningfully summarized due to the lack of essential information.
Farmers File Federal Complaint against Hawaii County to Protect the Future of...Lorie Farrell
“Bill 113 will make it illegal to grow some genetically modified (GM) plants, including valuable food and feed crops and flowers. By prohibiting the use of these crops that have been deemed by the government and scientific experts to be perfectly safe, Bill 113 is a direct assault on our ‘right to farm’ and essentially criminalizes those who rely on the tools of modern biotechnology to foster productivity.”
“United we stand, divided we fall”
Background:
Signed into law on December 5, 2013, Hawaii County enacted Bill 113, which imposes a county-wide ban on the development, propagation, cultivation, and open-air testing of most genetically engineered (GE) crops.
Plaintiffs represent a broad cross-section of Hawaii Island farmers and related businesses that rely on GE crops, including disease-resistant papaya, as well as technology companies that develop, test, and commercialize valuable, new GE agricultural products.
Farmers and Agriculture Associations are standing United; participating in this suit, which seeks to invalidate and enjoin the County of Hawaii from enforcing County Ordinance 13-121 (“Bill 113”). The suit alleges that the bill:
1) is preempted under federal law
2) is preempted under state law
3) violates the Interstate Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution
4) presents a regulatory taking in violation of the HI Constitution
Securities and exchange_commission_v_spencer_et_al__nysdce-19-09070__0001.0Hindenburg Research
This document outlines a legal case filed in a United States District Court. It includes the case number, names of plaintiffs and defendants, and jurisdictional statement claiming the court has subject matter jurisdiction. Over 21 pages, it describes the details of the plaintiff's claims against the defendant and requests relief in the form of damages.
The document appears to be a court case filing that spans 13 pages and includes multiple docket numbers. It likely contains legal arguments, details of the case, and references to other documents, but no clear summary can be derived from the pages provided without more context about the specific case.
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Marshall v Living Trust Fund status conferenceJRachelle
The document is an order from a United States District Court judge rescheduling the status conference date in the case Marshall v. Hilliard, et. al. from June 14, 2010 to December 13, 2010 at 8:30 am. The order stipulates that the new date may need to be changed within 30 days of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on whether to grant certiorari in a related case. If no action is taken by December 6, 2010, the parties must either attend the status conference on December 13 or file another stipulation to continue the date.
SC Opinion and Order - motion for comtemptJRachelle
The court granted in part and denied in part the plaintiff's motion for contempt and sanctions. The court found Susan Brown, the attorney, in contempt for violating a consent order requiring her to turn over all copies of estate property. However, the court did not find Ben Thompson, Brown's former client, in contempt as there was no clear evidence he violated the order. As a sanction, the court ordered Brown to pay the plaintiff's reasonable attorney's fees and costs for bringing the contempt motion, but no other punitive sanctions. The court also ordered Brown and Thompson to turn over any remaining estate property.
CA Verdicts - incomplete (partial consensus on TWO COUNTS)JRachelle
This document contains verdicts from a jury trial in Superior Court of California, Los Angeles County. The jury found defendant Sandeep Kapoor not guilty on all 10 counts. The jury found defendant Khristine Eroshevich guilty on Counts 1, 3, 7, and 9, and found defendant Howard K. Stern guilty on Count 1. The verdicts specify the charges and time periods for each count.
This document is a motion for a stay of the mandate pending a petition for certiorari to the Supreme Court. It was filed by Howard K. Stern on behalf of Vickie Lynn Marshall's estate following the 9th Circuit's denial of rehearing. The motion argues that substantial questions will be presented in the cert petition regarding the scope of bankruptcy courts' power over compulsory counterclaims. It contends the 9th Circuit's new test conflicts with other circuits and Supreme Court precedent. The declaration also asserts the petition raises important issues of bankruptcy practice that require uniformity.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit granted Howard K. Stern's motion to stay the mandate in the case of Elaine Marshall v. Howard K. Stern pending a petition for certiorari to the Supreme Court. The case involved the bankruptcy and estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall (aka Anna Nicole Smith).
The Supreme Court granted certiorari for Howard K. Stern, Executor of the Estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall v. Elaine T. Marshall, Executrix of the Estate of E. Pierce Marshall, limiting the questions to be considered to Questions 1, 2, and 3 in the petition for a writ of certiorari. The case is from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and involves a dispute over the estates of Vickie Lynn Marshall and E. Pierce Marshall.
The Supreme Court clerk notified the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals clerk that a petition for a writ of certiorari was filed regarding the case of Howard K. Stern, Executor of the Estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall v. Elaine T. Marshall, Executrix of the Estate of E. Pierce Marshall. The petition was docketed as case number 10-179 by the Supreme Court on August 5, 2010.
The document is an order from a United States Bankruptcy Court case dismissing an adversary proceeding with prejudice. The order approves a stipulation between the plaintiff Virgie Arthur and defendant Bonnie Gayle Stern to dismiss the adversary proceeding, with each party bearing their own costs and fees. The court retains jurisdiction over the interpretation and enforcement of the order.
This document is a stipulation to dismiss an adversary proceeding filed in bankruptcy court. It summarizes that the plaintiff filed a complaint against the defendant seeking to prevent discharge of a debt. The case was then stayed pending resolution of a related state court lawsuit. That state court lawsuit was then dismissed. The parties now wish to dismiss the adversary proceeding with prejudice, with each party bearing their own costs and fees. The court will retain jurisdiction to enforce the terms of the dismissal.
This document provides a status report regarding a motion for contempt and sanctions filed by Howard K. Stern as executor of Vickie Lynn Marshall's estate against several defendants, including Susan M. Brown and G. Ben Thompson. It summarizes the procedural history of the motion, noting that it has been fully briefed but not yet heard by the court. The parties state they are ready to proceed with a hearing once the court resets it.
Brown reply memo support motion to dismissJRachelle
This document is the Brown Defendants' reply memorandum in support of their motion to dismiss portions of Howard Stern's amended complaint. It argues that the motion to dismiss is not precluded by the court's prior ruling allowing the amended complaint. It also argues that California procedural law, including its probate code and publicity rights statute, does not apply in this South Carolina district court case. Finally, it asserts that the publicity rights statute is not applicable to the Brown Defendants' alleged actions of providing materials to another law firm.
Stern Response to motion to dismiss 8-20-10JRachelle
This document is the Executor's response in opposition to a motion to dismiss filed by Susan M. Brown and The Law Offices of Susan M. Brown. The Executor argues that the motion to dismiss should be denied for three reasons: 1) Brown is raising the same arguments that the court already rejected in granting leave to amend the complaint, 2) the Executor has properly stated claims for both statutory and common law misappropriation of publicity rights, and 3) even if the motion to dismiss is granted, there are six other valid causes of action against Brown that would remain in the case.
This document is a memorandum in support of a motion to dismiss claims against defendants Susan Brown and The Law Offices of Susan Brown. It argues that (1) claims based on California procedural law cannot be brought in South Carolina court, (2) the relevant California statute only applies to acts occurring in California, and (3) the principle of res judicata bars re-litigating issues already decided in a prior motion for sanctions. The memorandum provides background on the representation of defendant Ben Thompson by Susan Brown and the limited allegations against Brown in the amended complaint.
This order from a district court concerns a motion to dismiss or for summary judgment that has been filed in a civil case. As one of the defendants is representing himself without an attorney, the court directs the clerk to send him materials to explain summary judgment procedure and relevant extracts from Rules 12 and 56. The defendants have 34 days to respond to the motion. The order also provides guidance on the requirements for affidavits submitted in opposition to summary judgment.
Defendants Susan M. Brown and The Law Offices of Susan M. Brown, P.C. filed a motion to dismiss the allegations directed against them in the First Amended Complaint of the lawsuit Howard K. Stern, as Executor of the Estate of Vickie Lynn Marshall, a/k/a Vickie Lynn Smith, a/k/a Vickie Lynn Hogan, a/k/a Anna Nicole Smith vs. Stancil Shelley, et al. The motion argues that the allegations in the First Amended Complaint fail to state a claim against Susan M. Brown and The Law Offices of Susan M. Brown, P.C. upon which relief can be granted. The motion was filed on
This document is a court filing with a case number 4:08-cv-02753-TLW-TER that was filed on July 22, 2010 as entry number 135. It contains 11 pages of text but no other discernible information about the contents or purpose of the filing.
Shelleys - 7-19-2010 Answer to 1st amended complaintJRachelle
This document is an answer filed by defendants Stancil Shelley and Gina Thompson Shelley in response to a first amended complaint. It denies many of the allegations against them, such as wrongfully entering a property and taking property without authorization. It admits some factual allegations, such as names and events, but denies violating any laws or conspiring against the plaintiff. Overall, the document raises various defenses in response to the claims in the first amended complaint.
(1) This document is an order continuing the status conference in the bankruptcy case of Bonnie Gayle Stern.
(2) The previous status conference was set for July 27, 2010. This order continues the status conference to October 26, 2010 at 10:00 am due to the ongoing related litigation in state court.
(3) No appearance is necessary at the July 27 conference, as it has been continued by this order until October 26, 2010 to allow the state court litigation regarding liability and damages against the debtor to continue.
S Carolina - first amended complaint 7-1-2010JRachelle
This document appears to be a court filing that spans 59 pages. It includes header information that indicates it was filed on July 1, 2010 as entry number 122 in case 4:08-cv-02753-TLW in the court. However, as the document only includes page numbers and headers, its specific contents or purpose cannot be determined from the information provided.
This document is an order from a bankruptcy court case staying an adversary proceeding pending resolution of a related state court case. The order schedules a continued status conference in the bankruptcy court for October 6, 2009 and every 90 days thereafter until judgments on liability and damages are issued in the state court case, or until further court order. The parties must submit a joint status report 14 days before each conference.
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