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Scheduling Order
SCHEDULING ORDER: The intervenor-defendants letter application 42 with the consent of the plaintiff and defendants is GRANTED. The Court adopts the parties agreed upon modified briefing schedule. By September 25, 2026 the defendants and intervenor-defendants shall file their fully briefed motions to dismiss and all of the parties shall file their oppositions and replies to plaintiff's pending motion 3 for a preliminary injunction. The in person oral argument will remain scheduled for October 8, 2026 at 3:00 P.M. Counsel may modify their agreed upon briefing schedule without court approval. Counsel shall file a letter notifying the Court of their modified agreed upon briefing schedule. Counsel shall follow J. Block's motion rules, specifically section 2(D) when filing their motions. The Court does not require a courtesy copy of the motion papers. Upon receipt of this email counsel shall confirm with each other the date and time of this in person oral argument. Ordered by Judge Frederic Block on 7/30/2026. (MI)
Letter
Letter re: Revised Briefing Schedule by American Association of University Professors, St. Johns Chapter, Faculty Association at St. Johns University (Moore, Nicolette)
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