(a) Manner of Presentation. All proposed orders and judgments must be submitted
directly to the district or magistrate judge assigned to the case via electronic mail,
in software format as may be designated by the court. The addresses for the district
judges’ and for the magistrate judges’ chambers appear on the courts’ Internet
Websites and in the courts’ Administrative Procedures for Electronic Case Filings.
(b) Service. The attorney providing the order or judgment must also provide a copy to
each party. The clerk of court will provide a copy of the executed order or
judgment to each party not in default via the court’s electronic filing system.
(c) Out of Circuit Transfers. An order that transfers a civil case, including a civil
miscellaneous matter, to a district court outside the Fifth Circuit is automatically
stayed for 14 days from the date the order is entered on the docket, unless the court
orders otherwise.
