D. Neb. NECivR 9.1

(a) Social Security Cases.

(1) Electronic Filing.

Absent a showing of good cause, all documents in social security

cases filed in this court must be filed and noticed electronically

according to local rule, except as noted below.

(2) Transcript or Administrative Records.

Social security transcripts or administrative records may be

nonelectronically filed and served. If a transcript or administrative

record is filed nonelectronically, the clerk dockets a text-only event

stating that the transcript or administrative record is available to

parties and counsel of record in paper format from the clerk.

(b) Claim of Unconstitutionality.

A party who pleads the unconstitutionality of an act of Congress or a state

statute in any action in which the United States, the state, or a federal or

state agency, officer or employee is not a party must notify the court of the

question either by (1) checking the appropriate box on the civil cover sheet

or (2) stating in the caption of the pleading that alleges unconstitutionality:

"Claim of Unconstitutionality." A party raising a claim of unconstitutionality

after the complaint must file a document entitled "Notice of Claim of

Unconstitutionality."

(c) Request for 3-Judge Court.

If a party believes a 3-judge district court is required to hear an action or

proceeding under 28 U.S.C. § 2284 or any other federal law, the party must

include the words "3-Judge District Court Requested" or the equivalent

immediately after the title of the first pleading in which the cause of action

requiring a 3-judge court is pleaded. Unless the basis for the request is

apparent from the pleading, it must be stated in the pleading or in a brief

attached statement.

(d) Privacy Issues.

Documents containing personal identifying information must conform to the

E-Government Act. See also NECivR 5.0.3(a); NEGenR 1.3(c). Parties,

attorneys, and court personnel should be vigilant in protecting sensitive

personal information found in documents including mental competency

evaluations, substance abuse evaluations, and medical reports.