Alert: DOJ v. Thomson's Court Order re Septemer 30

From: Alan Sugarman (sugarman@hyperlaw.com)
Date: Sat Sep 21 1996 - 18:12:28 PDT


ALERT
 
We have now received the actual copy of the September 18, 1996 order
of
Judge Paul L. Friedman in US v. Thomson. The order contains
IMPORTANT DIFFERENCES from the description
of the order in the Docket Sheet which
was downloaded from PACER. Another lesson on not relying on Pacer.

Here is the order:

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ORDER
 
The case was transferred from Judge R. Richey to Judge Paul L.
Friedman
on September 16, 1996. Having
reviewed the case file and finding certain required papers absent, it
is
hereby
 
ORDERED that all corporate parties and potential intervenors who have
already filed pleadings or motions with the Court and failed to
comply
with Rule 109 of the Rules for the United States District Court of
Columbia shall file the required Rule 109 certificates by September
23,
1996; and it is
 
FURTHER ORDERED that subject to the Court's review of the Rule 109
certificates, the parties and intervenors shall appear for the
previously scheduled hearing at 10:00 A.M. on September 30, 1996.
The
hearing will not be in Courtroom 11, as previously announced, but in
Courtroom 17 on the sixth floor. The Court will decide the motions
to
intervene in advance of the hearing.
 
SO ORDERED
 
/S/
PAUL L. FREIDMAN
United States District Judge
 
Date 4/18/96

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FOR REFERENCE, HERE IS THE DOCKET SHEET ENTRY:
 
 
9/18/96 14 ORDER by Judge Paul L. Friedman: all corporate parties
and
              potential intervenors who have already filed pleadings
or
                 motions with the Court and failed to comply with
Rule 109
                 of the Rules of this Court shall file the required
Rule 109
                 certificates by 9/23/96; status conference set for
10:00
                 9/30/96 in Courtroom 17; the Court will decide the
motions
                 to intervene in advance of the hearing. (N) (bm)
 
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HyperLaw Note:
Rule 109 states:
"In all civil, agency, or criminal cases where a corporation is a
party
or intervenor, counsel of record for that
party or intervenor shall file a certificate listing any parent,
subsidiary or affiliate of that party or intervenor
which, to the knowledge of counsel, has any outstanding securities in
the hands of the public. Such certificate
shall be filed at the time the party's first pleading is filed.
<b>The
purpose of this certificate is to enable the
judges of this Court to determine the need for recusal. Counsel
shall
have the continuing obligation to advise
the Court of any change.</b> The form of the certificate is: [form
omitted]"
 

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