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E.D. Wis. General L. R. 1

Scope and Purpose of Rules

activein force · 2010-02-01 – presentact-effective-date

The General Rules set forth in Part A govern both civil and criminal

proceedings in this District. The rules set forth in Part B govern civil proceedings in

this District. The rules set forth in Part C govern criminal and petty offense

proceedings in this District.

In these rules the use of the term “Court” is meant to include both the district

judge and the magistrate judge. Similarly the use of term “judge” without specifying

“district” or “magistrate” is meant to include both.

Compliance with the rules is expected. However, the rules are intended to be

enforced primarily upon the Court’s own initiative, and the filing of motions alleging

noncompliance with a rule may be reserved for egregious cases.

Provenance

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www.wied.uscourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-18
Edition
fed-district-2026-09-19
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6cc0d28ab3765200f6157ed6df6a4f55e9aa360a415c49c0097bf3522b6dbfd9
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