Defendant’s (Fr. Edward Poettgen) Motion to Extend Time for Defendant’s Deposition (Motion), filed on 2-26-20 under ROA No. 113, is CONTINUED to 11-3-20 at 9:00 a.m. in Department C19.
Plaintiff electronically filed a redacted version of his opposition to the motion (ROA No. 192). Plaintiff did not electronically file an unredacted copy with the court.
Paragraph 17 of the parties’ Protective Order (ROA 55) requires the parties to “separately file[]” confidential materials under seal. Further, paragraph 17 of the Protective Order requires the parties to comply with California Rules of Court, rules 2.550 and 2.551 with respect sealing records. Pursuant to Local Rule 352, all documents filed by represented parties in the Orange County Superior Court must be filed electronically. Since this Motion is a discovery related motion, California Rules of Court, rule 2.550(a)(3), does not require a separate sealing order. However, Plaintiff still must file an unredacted copy of its Opposition with
Hearing Date
September 29, 2020
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Defendant’s (Fr. Edward Poettgen) Motion to Extend Time for Defendant’s Deposition (Motion), filed on 2-26-20 under ROA No. 113, is CONTINUED to 11-3-20 at 9:00 a.m. in Department C19.
Plaintiff electronically filed a redacted version of his opposition to the motion (ROA No. 192). Plaintiff did not electronically file an unredacted copy with the court.
Paragraph 17 of the parties’ Protective Order (ROA 55) requires the parties to “separately file[]” confidential materials under seal. Further, paragraph 17 of the Protective Order requires the parties to comply with California Rules of Court, rules 2.550 and 2.551 with respect sealing records. Pursuant to Local Rule 352, all documents filed by represented parties in the Orange County Superior Court must be filed electronically. Since this Motion is a discovery related motion, California Rules of Court, rule 2.550(a)(3), does not require a separate sealing order. However, Plaintiff still must file an unredacted copy of its Opposition with