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To: thegagline

“The plaintiffs should have filed an ex parte motion to shorten time.“

Is there any other way they can get this moved forward or provide relief for those affected?


8 posted on 10/26/2021 2:44:33 PM PDT by walkingdead (We are sacrificing American youth's future on the altar of our own fear. And it is a travesty.)
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To: walkingdead

File an ex parte motion to shorten time. See Local rules where the preliminary injunction was filed.


9 posted on 10/26/2021 2:53:28 PM PDT by thegagline (Sic semper tyrannis)
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To: walkingdead

e) EMERGENCY OR TIME-SENSITIVE MOTION. If a party moves for emergency or time-sensitive relief, the title of the motion must include “emergency” or “time-sensitive,” and the motion must include an introductory paragraph that explains the nature of the exigency and states the day by which a ruling is requested. The unwarranted designation of a motion as an emergency can result in a sanction.
Middle Dist of Florida Local Rule 3.01 (e)

Also see FRCP 65 especially (b); Middle Dist Florida Local Rule 6.01 & 6.02

I’ve filed numerous OSTs which are generally granted. Focus on exigency and irreparable harm.


10 posted on 10/26/2021 3:15:52 PM PDT by thegagline (Sic semper tyrannis)
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