Order Setting Hearing On Motion
Order Setting Hearing On Motion
Order Setting Hearing On Motion
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7 FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
8 SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION
9 Kristin M. Perry, et al., NO. C 09-02292 JW
10 Plaintiffs, ORDER SETTING HEARING ON
v. MOTION
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14 On April 27, 2011, the Ninth Circuit transferred Appellants’ (Intervenor-Defendants)
15 Motion for Order Compelling Return of Trial Recordings and Plaintiffs’ Opposition and Cross-
16 Motion to this Court. (See Docket Item Nos. 770, 771.) Upon review, the Court finds good cause to
17 set a hearing on Intervenor-Defendants’ Motion that coincides with the hearing on the Motion to
18 Vacate Judgment. However, the Court finds good cause to bifurcate Plaintiffs’ Cross-Motion to lift
19 the protective order until it has the opportunity to resolve the underlying Motion. The Court will set
20 a hearing on Plaintiffs’ Cross-Motion in its Order addressing Intervenor-Defendants’ Motion.
21 Accordingly, the Court sets June 13, 2011 at 9 a.m. for a hearing on Intervenor-Defendants’
22 Motion. Although it appears that the Motion has been fully briefed at the circuit level,1 the Court
23 invites anyone who wishes to file further responses to the Motion to do so in compliance with the
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25 (1) On or before May 13, 2011, any party desiring to do so shall file their Opposition;
26 (2) On or before May 23, 2011, any party desiring to do so shall file their Reply.
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1 All participants in the trial, including the presiding judge (now retired), who are in
2 possession of a recording of the trial proceedings, are ordered to appear at the hearing on June 13,
3 2011, to show cause as to why the recordings should not be returned to the Court’s possession.
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5 Dated: April 28, 2011
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1 THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT COPIES OF THIS ORDER HAVE BEEN DELIVERED TO:
2 Retired Chief Judge Vaughn Walker, email redacted
Alan Lawrence Schlosser aschlosser@aclunc.org
3 Amir Cameron Tayrani ATayrani@gibsondunn.com
Andrew Perry Pugno andrew@pugnolaw.com
4 Andrew Walter Stroud stroud@mgslaw.com
Angela Christine Thompson angelathompsonesq@gmail.com
5 Austin R. Nimocks animocks@telladf.org
Brian Ricardo Chavez-Ochoa chavezochoa@yahoo.com
6 Brian W Raum braum@telladf.org
Charles J. Cooper ccooper@cooperkirk.com
7 Charles Salvatore LiMandri cslimandri@limandri.com
Christine Van Aken christine.van.aken@sfgov.org
8 Christopher Dean Dusseault cdusseault@gibsondunn.com
Christopher Francis Stoll cstoll@nclrights.org
9 Christopher James Schweickert cjs@wcjuris.com
Claude Franklin Kolm claude.kolm@acgov.org
10 Daniel J. Powell Daniel.Powell@doj.ca.gov
Danny Yeh Chou danny.chou@sfgov.org
11 David Boies dboies@bsfllp.com
United States District Court