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Judge Daniel's Case Procedures

Initial Status - Civil

Typically, Judge Daniel will wait until the defendant files a responsive pleading to set a schedule. If the defendant files a motion to dismiss, Judge Daniel typically will give the plaintiff three weeks to respond and the defendant one week to reply. (If a party wants a different schedule, it should file a motion to set a briefing schedule.) In cases where Judge Daniel denies the motion to dismiss, Judge Daniel typically will give the defendant three weeks to file an answer. Once the defendant files an answer, Judge Daniel will typically refer the case to the assigned magistrate judge for discovery supervision and settlement.



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