US · rules
N.D. Cal. Crim. L.R. 47-1
Motion in Criminal Case
(a) Types of Motions. Any request to the Court for an order in a criminal case must be
presented by:
(1) Noticed motion pursuant to Crim. L.R. 47-2;
(2) For good cause shown, ex parte motion pursuant to Crim. L.R. 47-3; or
(3) Stipulation of the affected parties pursuant to Crim. L.R. 47-4;
(b) To Whom Made. Unless otherwise ordered by the assigned Judge, all motions in
criminal cases shall be noticed in writing on the criminal motions calendar of the
assigned Judge.
Provenance
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- cand.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-18
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