Extends prior orders, keeping federal courthouses closed through May 29. All jury trials and related pretrial conferences through May 29 are vacated and will be reset. All other pending deadlines remain in place. Judges may continue to hold non-jury proceedings on a case-by-case basis. Use…
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
WY Rules of Civil Procedure already allow parties to stipulate to have depositions performed remotely or before a court reporter. This order shifts the burden to non-stipulating parties to show that their failure to stipulate to remote depositions was made in good faith. Page limits…
Type of Order: Depositions, Orders Statutes and Rules
With some exceptions, requires all judges, court commissioners and court clerks to use available technologies including e-mail, teleconferencing, and video conferencing in lieu of in-person courtroom appearances; suspends all court rules that would impede such practice. Supreme Court of Wisconsin Order on Remote Hearings during…
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Provides that court reporters may administer oaths remotely via videoconference so long as the reporter can both see and hear the individual taking the oath. Parties retain the ability to stipulate, in writing, modifications to deposition procedures. Specifies that the “remote administration of an oath…
Type of Order: Depositions, Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Orders that all in-person proceedings and deadlines between March 23 and May 15 be stayed through May 18, including jury trials. Stays deadlines in court rules, scheduling orders, and administrative rules through May 18, and extends statutes of limitations set to expire between March 23…
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Among other things, makes provisions for written discovery to be conducted; Permits depositions to be taken remotely and clarifies W.Va. R. Civ. P. 28 and 29 to expressly permit remote attendance by court reporters. Suspends requirement that stipulation or court order are required for remote…
Type of Order: Depositions, Orders Statutes and Rules
Closes Temple of Justice to the public until May 5, 2020. Supreme Court of Washington Order Closing Temple of Justice (Issued March 16, 2020)
Type of Order: Court Closures, Orders Statutes and Rules
Suspends all civil jury trials and continues all non-emergency civil matters until after May 4, 2020 with some exceptions. Provides that all emergency civil matters that cannot be continued until after May 4, 2020 must be heard by telephone, video, or other means that do…
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Allows all Texas courts to suspend all deadlines and procedures for specified time, permit any hearing, deposition, or other proceeding to occur remotely, consider as evidence sworn statements or testimony taken remotely, extend statutes of limitation, and more; effective March 13-May 8, 2020. Texas Supreme…
Type of Order: Depositions, Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Similar to 151st District Order in allowing all depositions to proceed remotely, with similar requirements. Requires that a copy of this order be attached to any remote deposition notice. Harris County 129th Civil District Ct. Order on Videoconference Depositions (March 30, 2020)
Type of Order: Depositions, Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
