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D. Ariz. LRCiv 58.1
Judgments
(a) Entry of Judgment. Judgments will be entered in accordance with Rule
58, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. If the judgment is one which requires settling by
the District Judge or Magistrate Judge, and if such judgment is approved as to form by
opposing counsel, the judgments may thereupon be signed by the District Judge or
Magistrate Judge. If the adversary does not approve the form, the matter shall proceed to
final settlement as if it were a finding as specified in Rule 52.1, Local Rules of Civil
Procedure. Any default judgment which requires the signature of the Court shall be
submitted by the person obtaining the judgment.
(b) Interest on Award of Money. When a judgment provides for an award of
money, the form of judgment prepared must provide a space wherein the rate of interest
can be entered by the Court on the date of entry at the rate then authorized pursuant to 28
U.S.C. § 1961 (a). If a rate of interest other than provided for by 28 U.S.C. § 1961 (a) is
required by contractual agreement, other statutory requirement, or by stipulation of the
parties, the amount will be affirmatively stated in the judgment.
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-18
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