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7th Cir. R. 33

Prehearing Conference

activein force · 2026-09-18 – presentact-effective-date

At the conference the court may, among other things, examine its jurisdiction, simplify and define issues, consolidate cases, establish the briefing schedule, set limitations on the length of briefs, and explore the possibility of settlement.

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