Preferences — Terrence W. Boyle; 02-JP-1-B0 (Judge Boyle); 08-JP-1-B0 (Judge Boyle); 11-JP-3-BO (Judge Boyle); 12-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle); 16-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle); 17-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle); 22-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle); 23-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle)
Hon. Terrence W. Boyle · U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina
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=== Preferences — Terrence W. Boyle ===
The Honorable Terrence W. Boyle Practice Preferences Filing and Briefing Requirements: • • Leave to exceed the prescribed page length must be obtained by motion. The parties are reminded to review Local Civil Rule 7.2. The filer shall provide a courtesy copy of all documents containing twenty (20) or more pages, including attachments or exhibits. All courtesy copies should be mailed or delivered to the Raleigh Clerk’s Office, U. S. District Court, Eastern District of North Carolina, 310 New Bern Avenue, Room 574, Raleigh, NC 27601, Attention: • • • Lindsay Stouch - for civil or miscellaneous cases (cv or mc) Linda Downing - for criminal cases (cr) Prisoner Section - for habeas or prisoner cases (hc or ct) • All attachments and exhibits must be clearly labeled. Trial Scheduling for Civil Cases: • See Judicial Preference Order: 02-JP-1-BO Motions to Continue in Criminal Matters: • See Judicial Preference Order: 08-JP-1-BO Pro Se Filings in Criminal Matters: • See Judicial Preference Order: 11-JP-3-BO Procedures for Commitments Under 18 U.S.C. § 4248: • See Judicial Preference Order: 12-JP-1-BO
=== 02-JP-1-B0 (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT : FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA AUG 20 2002 02-JP-1-B0 DAVIO W. DANIEL, CLERK STANDING ORDER US DISTRICT COURT E. DIST. N. CAROLINA In all civil cases assigned to the undersigned judge, the court will reserve the right to schedule the case for trial thirty (30) days after the deadline for filing dispositive pretrial motions. This shall apply to all civil cases, habeas petitions, admiralty suits, and other miscellaneous civil proceedings. All scheduling orders entered in such cases are conforméd to this rule with respect to a trial setting. ENTERED this 15 day of August, 2002. . Voor by Mon Ke TERRENCE W. BOYLE CHIEF UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE ¥ ig ay viet WY. Danial, Cia tates District Court F edie eestor By ict of Nori Caress ; ve Danuty Hai
=== 08-JP-1-B0 (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FILED FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA AUG 19 2008 08-dP-1-B0 1” DENS p, lAvARONE, CLERK PANO STANDING ORDER a2 In all criminal matters assigned to the undersigned, any party seeking a continuance from a scheduled session of court shall file a motion to continue and a proposed order that contains the following language: “For good cause shown, [ ]’s Motion to Continue is hereby GRANTED and this matter is continued to the term of court.” The Court reserves the right to reset any scheduled matters at its discretion. SO ORDERED, this 7 day of August, 2008. TERRENCE W. BOYLE UNITED STATED DISTRICT JUDGE Dk
=== 11-JP-3-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
FILED IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA MAR ~8 201 DENN P, CLERK NO, 11-JP-3-BO ae COURT, EDNG WU REFERENCE ORDER In all criminal matters assigned to the undersigned, once an attorney has been appointed or retained for a defendant, all further filings on behalf of the defendant, other than a motion for new counsel, must be made by the appointed or retained attorney unless otherwise ordered by the court. Other than a motion for new counsel, any pro se document submitted by a defendant who has appointed or retained counsel will be entered on the docket in the Case Management - Electronic Filing System (CM/ECF) by the clerk’s office, but no further action will be taken on the document unless it is re-filed electronically by the defendant’s counsel of record. A prose motion submitted by a defendant who has counsel and entered on the docket by the clerk’s office will be terminated as a pending motion by the clerk’s office without further order from the court. SO ORDERED, this § day of March, 2011. Veenatared to. fh RRENCE W. BOYLE UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
=== 12-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 12-JP-1-BO INRE: PROCEDURES FOR COMMITMENTS UNDER 18 U.S.c. § 4248 ORDER In all proceedings arising under 18 U.S.C. § 4248 (§ 4248) filed after the date of entry of this order and assigned to the undersigned, the terms and provisions announced in the Court's Standing Order entered November 14,2011, 11-S0-4, shall apply except insofar as they are inconsistent with the following: 1. Upon the filing ofa commitment action pursuant to § 4248, or within ten (10) days of so doing, the government shall move for the appointment of an examiner, as that term is defined in 11-S0-4, of its choosing. 2. Upon receipt of a certification pursuant to § 4248 and the government's motion to appoint an examiner, the undersigned shall enter a preliminary order setting deadlines and appointing the first examiner. 3. Respondent shall move for the appointment of an examiner, as that term is defined in 11-S0-4, of its choosing within fourteen (14) days of the undersigned's appointment of the first examiner. SO ORDERED, this H day of January, 2012. ~ )~-~- TERRENCE W. BOYLE UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE
=== 16-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 16-JP-1-BO INRE: VACATING 15-JP-1-BO JUDICIAL PREFERENCE ORDER The undersigned issued Order 15-JP-1-BO on May 22, 2015, which provided that, the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina was no longer excused from appearing as counsel for the United States in hearings held in Social Security appeals before the undersigned. Upon reconsideration, the undersigned VACATES Order 15-JP-1-BO and will now allow representation to be delegated to agency counsel in these hearings. From the date of entry of this order, the United States Attorney for this district is not required to appear on behalf of the United States in Social Security appeals before the undersigned. SO ORDERED. This _f__ day of August, 2016. ~~y RRffiicif W. BOYLE UNITED ST ATES DISTRICT JUDGE FILED AUG 0 8 2016 Mil F!ICHAAOS JOHHITOlt. CJ.flt( US ~T COURT, E0Hc -ffu- OEP CU< BY
=== 17-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 17-JP-1-BO STANDING ORDER FILED MAR 21 2017 In all criminal matters assigned to the undersigned, the government shall notify the Court not less than ten (10) days prior to any proceeding as to whether participation by any victim or victims is anticipated. The government may file its notice ex parte and under seal if good cause exists to do so, subject to review of such determination by the Court. SO ORDERED, this aP_ day of March, 2017. 1~Jt·IS~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE Peter A. Moore, Jr. lmd
=== 22-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
FILED OCT - 4 2022 IN THE UNITED' ST ATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA 1 22-JP-1 . -BO IN RE: Special appearance of counsel pursuant to Local Rules J udiciaLPreference Order In all actions assigned to the undersigned, the Clerk of Court shall cause a copy of this order to be filed in any case in which it appears that the rules pertaining to special appearances in this district by non-admitted counsel as outlined in Local Civil Rule 83.l(e)(5) and Local Criminal Rule 57.1 (e)(5) have been violated. Upon the filing of this order, counsel appearing by \ special appearance shall show cause within fourteen (14) days of the date of entry of the order why counsel should not be removed from the case for violation of the Court's Local Rules. SO ORDE.RED. this _J_ day o f~~ . 2022. TERENC£W.B0YLE ~ UNITED ST A TES DISTRICT JUDGE
=== 23-JP-1-BO (Judge Boyle) ===
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA JP 1 23 - BO May 5, 2023 INRE: Video Depositions in Civil Trials Judicial Preference Order In all civil trials assigned to the undersigned, video deposition testimony is prohibited unless specifically allowed by order of this Court. Counsel must subpoena all witnesses at least fourteen (14) calendar days before the first day of the trial term during which the case has been calendared. SO ORDERED, this_£ day of May, 2023. ~~It¥ UNITED ST ATES DISTRICT JUDGE