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News and Notices for Saturday July 13, 2019 to Monday July 13, 2020Thursday July 2, 2020Temporary Pro Se Document Upload Program On July 1, 2020, Chief Judge Denise Page Hood, entered Administrative Order, 20-AO-036, In re: Continued Pro Se Filings, The Exigent Circumstances Created by COVID-19 and Related Coronavirus Health Condition which allows pro se litigants, who are not electronic filers, to electronically submit documents for filing using the Temporary Pro Se Document Upload Program. The link to the program is available on the homepage of the Court’s internet site and under the Representing Yourself tab. Wednesday July 1, 2020
Tuesday June 30, 2020
Tuesday June 30, 2020app_data.New Pacer Website Tuesday June 30, 2020app_data.app_data.New PACER Website Tuesday June 30, 2020app_data.app_data.New PACER Website Thursday June 18, 2020A New Road to Citizenship in Detroit Thursday June 18, 2020app_data.app_data.app_data.A New Road to Citizenship in Detroit https://www.uscourts.gov/news/2020/06/18/new-road-citizenship-detroit Tuesday June 16, 2020app_data.app_data.News Advisory: Accessing public court hearings via Zoom Issued June 15, 2020. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has improved the way the media and public may obtain video access to public court hearings. The new system, which went into effect last week, permits anyone to sign up for access to public hearings in civil and criminal cases while our courthouses remain closed. “With few exceptions nearly all matters, criminal and civil, heard in our courtrooms are open to the public,” said Chief U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood. “Our court staff has worked very hard to make that happen during a pandemic that forced us to temporarily close our courthouses.” For information about accessing a hearing, go to the Court’s website at https://www.mied.uscourts.gov and click on the “Notice Regarding Press and Public Access to Court Hearings” banner at the top of the page. It will take you to “Information on Accessing Court Proceedings” with the following hyperlinks:
When you submit a form to attend a video hearing, you will be required to check a box indicating you have read and understand the court rules that prohibit recording or photographing court proceedings. The prohibitions include taking screenshots or live streaming hearings. Violations may result in suspension or revocation of media credentials and possible contempt proceedings. We recommend that you request hearing access at least one full weekday in advance of the hearing so we may accommodate your request. Access via Option 1 Click on “visit our Court Calendar” to see a daily list of all public hearings. Click on “Date Range,” “Jump to Date” or the left and right arrow keys at the top of the Court Calendar to view a list of future public hearings. Keep in mind that hearings scheduled days or weeks in advance may be rescheduled. When the list of cases appears, click the “Access Attendance Information” box below the case you wish to attend, enter the information and Submit. If you receive a message indicating that no connection details are available, email Public Information Officer David Ashenfelter at David_Ashenfelter@mied.uscourts.gov to inquire about the hearing. Access via Option 2 For access to initial appearances, arraignments, detention hearings, preliminary hearings and other hearings in our Duty Court, click on “Criminal Duty Court” to access a registration page. Click on the drop-down “Date/Time of Hearing” box to find your hearing. Monday June 15, 2020app_data.app_data.News Advisory: Accessing public court hearings via Zoom The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has improved the way the media and public may obtain video access to public court hearings. The new system, which went into effect last week, permits anyone to sign up for access to public hearings in civil and criminal cases while our courthouses remain closed. “With few exceptions nearly all matters, criminal and civil, heard in our courtrooms are open to the public,” said Chief U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood. “Our court staff has worked very hard to make that happen during a pandemic that forced us to temporarily close our courthouses.” For information about accessing a hearing, go to the Court’s website at https://www.mied.uscourts.gov and click on the “Notice Regarding Press and Public Access to Court Hearings” banner at the top of the page. It will take you to “Information on Accessing Court Proceedings” with the following hyperlinks:
When you submit a form to attend a video hearing, you will be required to check a box indicating you have read and understand the court rules that prohibit recording or photographing court proceedings. The prohibitions include taking screenshots or live streaming hearings. Violations may result in suspension or revocation of media credentials and possible contempt proceedings. We recommend that you request hearing access at least one full weekday in advance of the hearing so we may accommodate your request. Access via Option 1 Click on “visit our Court Calendar” to see a daily list of all public hearings. Click on “Date Range,” “Jump to Date” or the left and right arrow keys at the top of the Court Calendar to view a list of future public hearings. Keep in mind that hearings scheduled days or weeks in advance may be rescheduled. When the list of cases appears, click the “Access Attendance Information” box below the case you wish to attend, enter the information and Submit. If you receive a message indicating that no connection details are available, email Public Information Officer David Ashenfelter at David_Ashenfelter@mied.uscourts.gov to inquire about the hearing. Access via Option 2 For access to initial appearances, arraignments, detention hearings, preliminary hearings and other hearings in our Duty Court, click on “Criminal Duty Court” to access a registration page. Click on the drop-down “Date/Time of Hearing” box to find your hearing. Monday June 15, 2020News Advisory: Accessing public court hearings via Zoom The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan has improved the way the media and public may obtain video access to public court hearings. The new system, which went into effect last week, permits anyone to sign up for access to public hearings in civil and criminal cases while our courthouses remain closed.
“With few exceptions nearly all matters, criminal and civil, heard in our courtrooms are open to the public,” said Chief U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood. “Our court staff has worked very hard to make that happen during a pandemic that forced us to temporarily close our courthouses.”
For information about accessing a hearing, go to the Court’s website at https://www.mied.uscourts.gov and click on the “Notice Regarding Press and Public Access to Court Hearings” banner at the top of the page. It will take you to “Information on Accessing Court Proceedings” with the following hyperlinks:
When you submit a form to attend a video hearing, you will be required to check a box indicating you have read and understand the court rules that prohibit recording or photographing court proceedings. The prohibitions include taking screenshots or live streaming hearings. Violations may result in suspension or revocation of media credentials and possible contempt proceedings.
We recommend that you request hearing access at least one full weekday in advance of the hearing so we may accommodate your request.
Access via Option 1
Click on “visit our Court Calendar” to see a daily list of all public hearings. Click on “Date Range,” “Jump to Date” or the left and right arrow keys at the top of the Court Calendar to view a list of future public hearings. Keep in mind that hearings scheduled days or weeks in advance may be rescheduled.
When the list of cases appears, click the “Access Attendance Information” box below the case you wish to attend, enter the information and Submit.
If you receive a message indicating that no connection details are available, email Public Information Officer David Ashenfelter at David_Ashenfelter@mied.uscourts.gov to inquire about the hearing.
Access via Option 2
For access to initial appearances, arraignments, detention hearings, preliminary hearings and other hearings in our Duty Court, click on “Criminal Duty Court” to access a registration page. Click on the drop-down “Date/Time of Hearing” box to find your hearing. Enter the required information in the fields and follow the instructions. If you cannot find the hearing you wish to attend, email Public Information Officer David Ashenfelter at David_Ashenfelter@mied.uscourts.gov.
Wednesday May 27, 2020
Thursday May 21, 2020Notice of Holiday Court Closings Wednesday May 6, 2020Remote access request for selected hearings Wednesday May 6, 2020app_data.Access to Select Hearings Wednesday May 6, 2020Federal Court Names New Magistrate Judges Monday April 20, 2020Remote access request for selected hearings Tuesday April 14, 2020app_data.20-10831 Esshaki v. Whitmer et al – Motion for TRO -- Click here to register to listen live Tuesday April 14, 2020app_data.Flint Water Cases: Status Conference -- Click here to register to listen live Monday March 30, 2020U.S. District Court COVID-19 Update Wednesday March 25, 2020U.S. Courthouse in Detroit closed to the public Wednesday March 18, 2020Death of Judge Patrick J. Duggan: 1933-2020 Wednesday March 11, 2020Notice of Courthouse Visitor Restrictions related to COVID-19 Monday February 24, 2020
The Court has successfully upgraded to CM/ECF NextGen, effective February 24, 2020. Friday February 21, 2020Electronic Filing Policies and Procedures CM/ECF NextGen is going live on Monday, February 24, 2020, requiring several updates to the ECF Policies & Procedures. Click here for the version of the Policies & Procedures that will go into effect with the adoption of NextGen. Wednesday February 12, 2020
Friday January 31, 2020Electronic Case Filing System Unavailable on Friday, February 21, 2020 after 5:00 PM EST Wednesday January 15, 2020Are You Ready for NextGen – CM/ECF? The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan will be upgrading its CM/ECF software to the Next Generation (NextGen) of CM/ECF in the upcoming months. The Court will go live with NextGen on February 24th, 2020. Tuesday December 31, 2019
Tuesday December 10, 2019Notice of Amendments to Local Rules - Effective January 1, 2020 Tuesday November 19, 2019Notice of Holiday Court Closings Wednesday October 23, 2019Notice Of Proposed Amendments To Local Rules Wednesday October 23, 2019U.S. District Court's 2019 Annual Report Friday October 18, 2019Mass Swearing-In Information – December 3, 2019 Monday October 7, 2019New Pro Bono Opportunities are available. Click Here to view and accept a pro bono appointment. Monday August 19, 2019
Monday August 19, 2019
Friday August 2, 2019app_data.Quote Opportunity: RFQ/SOW - Magistrate Judge's Courtroom - Ann Arbor Friday August 2, 2019app_data.Quote Opportunity: Bid Sheet - Magistrate Judge's Courtroom - Ann Arbor Monday July 22, 2019United States District Judge James Harvey - July 4, 1922-July 20, 2019 Friday July 19, 2019app_data.Quote Opportunity: RFQ/SOW - Courtroom 707 - Detroit Friday July 19, 2019app_data.Quote Opportunity: RFQ/SOW - Fifth Floor Conference Room - Detroit Friday July 19, 2019app_data.Quote Opportunity: Bid Sheet - Courtroom 707 - Detroit |