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Standing Order Regarding Letter Briefs and Proposed Orders (OCR)

W.D. Tex. Standing Order · Senior District Judge James Nowlin

⚠ Recovered from a scanned original by OCR — check the official PDF before quoting exact language.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS AUSTIN DIVISION IN RE: § § LETTER BRIEFS and § § PROPOSED ORDERS § STAND ORDE: IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that letter briefs shall not be accepted in cases on the undersigned’s docket. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all motions and responses in opposition to motions filed in cases on the undersigned’s docket, must be accompanied by a proposed order which shall be completely separate from all other papers. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that persons filing motions and responses in opposition, who are at the time of such filing in the sustody of Civil, State, or Federal institutions, and fersons filing pro se are exempted from the requirement of a proposed order. 4 SIGNED AND ENTERED this XC “day of APRIL, 1995. v ED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
Official source: https://www.txwd.uscourts.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Standing-Order-Regarding-Letter-B · retrieved 2026-07-22