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Adjoining District Jurisdiction

E.D. Tenn. Standing Order — Adjoining District Jurisdiction

..•. ~. • FI LE 0 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS AUG 19 3 34 PH '92 FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY U.S, DISTfW; i .' : i THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE EASTERll DIS'-"'1. AND THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE 8y _____ lr ,', ':, ~ IN RE: Exercise of Adjoining District Jurisdiction by United States Magistrate Judges sitting in Knoxville, Tennessee, in Certain Criminal Matters Arising in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area o RDER Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 631 (a) and actions taken by the Judicial Conference of the United. States in March 1987 and March, 1992, the full-time United States Magistrate Judges sitting at Knoxville, Tennessee, are hereby authorized to serve in the adjoining Eastern District of Kentucky and Middle , , District of Tennessee for the purpose of carrying out the duties specified in 28 U.S.C. § 636(a) and 18 U.S.C. § 3401 to the extent that such duties are exercised in connection with matters arising from the operation of the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. The Clerk of the United States District Court of the Eastern District of Tennessee shall forward a certified copy of this Order to the Director of the '10 .' , ' .• '. • Administrative Office of the United States Courts, Washington, D.C., when a majority of the active judges in each of the three Districts have signed it. IT IS SO ORDERED. ENTER: %;JL rQ.ruL William O. Bertlesman Chief United States District Judge Karl S. Forester United States District Judge r.A..~ os ph M. Hood ed Sta es District Judge ';Jfu~~ Jofln T. Nixon Thomas A. Wiseman Chief United States District Judge United States District Judge P:-7*1f:}?:?-- Thomas A. Higgins United States District Judge ~ Robert L. Echols United States District Judge 2 . • • , . .' " Thomas G, Hull United States District Judge :;c e-eee ~r-- R. Allan Edgar United States District Judge 3 Kathy one • • This/order needs to be given a misc. number. I don't know how this idea got started, but I think this particular order was drafted in Asheville. (We have a similar order that apparently was drafted by Judge Jarvis and it doesn't have that number requirement in it.) Whatever, both need to be entered here. I don't think it will be necessary to enter them elsewhere in the district since the other divisions are not involved. (Actually, Tilson needs to be given this adjoining jurisdiction authority, but that is still in the works. The order that accomplishes that will, of course, have to be entered in Greeneville.) I would like to get these orders on their way no later than tomorrow. I have to send them to all our magistrates and to the other districts involved. And, of course, the AO will need its copies. I intend to ask Rhonda to do the circulating to the magistrates and the other districts. What about the AO end of it? Do you want to let her do that part for you? Don 8-18
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