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D. Neb. NECivR 1.1

Definitions

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The following definitions apply to these rules, unless stated otherwise.

(a) "Judge" means any district or magistrate judge serving this district.

(b) "Court" means "judge" or, collectively, the judges of this district.

(d) "Marshal" means the United States Marshal or a deputy marshal of this

district.

(e) "System" means the District of Nebraska's Case Management/Electronic

Case Files (CM/ECF) System.

(f) "Electronic filing" or "electronically file" means uploading a document

directly from a registered user's computer, using the court's Internet-based

System to file that document in the court's case file. Electronic filing also

includes uploading to the System done by the clerk of documents given to

the court in paper format or as .pdf ("Portable Document Format") files.

Sending a document to the court via electronic mail (e-mail) or facsimile

transmission (fax) is not electronic filing.

(g) "Filing" or "file" means "electronic filing" or "electronically file." A paper

document is considered filed on the date the clerk receives and file stamps

it rather than the date the clerk uploads it to the System.

(h) "NEF" means "notice of electronic filing."

Provenance

Source: www.ned.uscourts.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-18
Edition: fed-district-2026-09-19
Content hash: bb1ec107e112b0a497250136150e01190f06cfcfe3f0c4e4dd0210a42bd00267

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