JPS #5: "Ex parte applications are considered on the papers and are not set for hearing... this Court allows ex parte applications solely for extraordinary relief - sanctions may be imposed for misuse of ex parte applications. See In Re: Intermagnetics America, Inc., 101 Bankr. 191 (C.D. Cal. 1989). The requesting party shall notify the responding party that opposing papers must be filed not later than 3:00 p.m. on the first business day succeeding the day the ex parte was served."

JPS #7: "Counsel are NOT allowed to contact the judge's law clerk or secretary." JPS #8: "Inquiries regarding the status of a motion, stipulation or proposed order: See Local Rule 7-1."

Silent on settlement notification.

Silent on page limits motions.

Silent on page limits oppositions.

Silent on page limits replies.

Silent on font formatting.

Silent on footnote policy.

Silent on motion notice days.

JPS #1: "Civil motions are heard on Mondays, Time: 1:30 p.m. Criminal motions are heard on: Mondays, Time: 11:00 a.m. (If Monday is a holiday, next motion date is the following Monday.) It is not necessary to clear a motion date with the court clerk prior to filing the motion."

Yes

JPS Important Notice: "NO COURTESY COPIES ARE REQUIRED PENDING FURTHER NOTICE." JPS #4 E-FILING: "No courtesy copies are required pending further notice."

Silent on proposed orders.

Silent on under seal requirements.

JPS #3: "Tentative rulings are not issued." No provision on oral argument default beyond calendared hearings on Mondays.

JPS #3: "Tentative rulings are not issued."

JPS #3: "Tentative rulings are not issued."

JPS Important Notice: "All proceedings are held in person in Courtroom 10A. Requests for remote appearances must be filed a week prior to the proceeding. Requests are made in a pleading format, with a declaration stating the good cause why the attorney cannot appear in-person."

JPS #6: "Continuances are granted only upon a showing of good cause, particularly focusing upon evidence of diligent work by the party seeking delay and of prejudice that may result from the denial of a continuance. Counsel requesting a continuance MUST submit a DETAILED declaration as to the reason... The Court sets FIRM trial dates and will not change them without good cause having been shown. NO stipulations extending scheduling dates set by this Court are effective unless approved by this Court." JPS #9 Calendar conflicts: "Counsel shall notify both of the judges court clerks. Counsel should go to the most senior of the judges. A priority before that judge should be requested."

JPS #2: "Discovery motions are to be calendared before the magistrate judge."

JPS #2: "Discovery motions are to be calendared before the magistrate judge."