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Proposed Pretrial Order (Judge Johnson) Form. This is a New York form and can be use in District Court Federal.
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United States District Court
Eastern District of New York
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Docket No._________________
Proposed Pretrial Order
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At a pretrial conference held before the Honorable Sterling Johnson, Jr., and attended
by counsel, the following matters were discussed and agreed to; and are hereby ordered:
1.
General: The parties recognize that this pretrial order controls the
subsequent course of the action unless the order is modified by consent of the
parties and the court, or by order of the court to prevent manifest injustice.
The attached schedules are part of this order. Each schedule shall be on a
separate sheet.
2.
Parties And Counsel: Schedule A sets forth the names of all parties, the
names, addresses and telephone numbers of their respective attorneys and the
names of trial counsel for each party.
3.
Jurisdiction: Schedule B-1 sets forth the statutes, legal doctrines, and facts
upon which plaintiff claims jurisdiction is based. Schedule B-2 indicates
which, if any, of these are contested.
4.
Uncontested Facts: All uncontested facts are set forth in Schedule C.
5.
Liability Claims And Defenses: The parties' claims and defenses on
liability are separately listed in Schedules D-1 for the plaintiff and D-2 etc., for
the defendant(s).
6.
Damages And Other Relief: Claims with respect to damages and other
relief sought by each party are detailed in Schedules E-1 as to the plaintiff and
E-2 etc., for the defendant(s).
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7.
Waiver On Claims: Please be advised that the parties will be deemed to
have waived all claims with respect to liability, damages, and other relief and
all affirmative defenses which are not set forth in Schedules D and E.
8.
Issues: Schedule F sets forth and separately numbers the factual and legal
issues in this case including legal issues as to the admissibility of evidence. If
the parties cannot agree as to the issues, then their separate statements of the
issues shall be set forth as Schedules F-1, F-2, etc.
9.
Witnesses: In Schedules G-1, G-2, etc. each respective party must list the
witnesses to be called at trial, setting forth for each witness the (a) name, (b)
address, and (c) a summary of expected testimony. For expert witnesses list,
in addition, (d) the area of expertise.
10.
Exhibits: In Schedules H-1, H-2, etc. each respective party must list the
exhibits to be offered in evidence by that party. Each list shall identify and
describe each exhibit. Plaintiff's exhibits shall be identified by numbers,
defendant's by letters. Copies of statements proposed to be read to the jury as
"learned treatises" under FRE 803(18) shall be listed as exhibits.
11.
Objections To Exhibits: In Schedules I-I, 1-2, etc. each respective party
must list each adversary's exhibits whose authenticity and admissibility are
challenged. The specific ground for objection to each contested exhibit listed
shall be stated.
12.
The parties recognize that they will not be allowed to use at trial any exhibits
or witnesses not identified in this Pretrial Order except upon prompt notice to
all parties and to the court, and upon a showing of good cause.
13.
All discovery is complete.
14.
The trial will take approximately ____ days; ____ days for the plaintiff's case
and ____ days for the defense.
15.
This is a (jury) (non-jury) case.
16.
With regard to a trial date ______________.
17.
Counsel will be expected to comply with the court's "expectations and
requirements at trial" outlined in the memorandum for counsel, a copy of
which has been previously supplied to each counsel.
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Dated: Brooklyn, New York
, 2001
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Sterling Johnson, Jr.
United States District Judge
Approved And consented To:
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Attorney for
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Attorney for
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Attorney for
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