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The Consultation Process 1.1 On 20th December 2010, the Lord Chief Justice issued Interim Practice Guidance titled “The Use of Live Text‐Based Forms of Communication (Including Twitter) from Court for the Purposes of Fair and Accurate Reporting”. The effect of the Interim Guidance was to clarify the circumstances in which judges may allow use of mobile electronic devices to transmit text‐based communications directly from the courtroom for the purpose of reporting the proceedings. The Interim Guidance is attached to this consultation paper. “Live, text‐based communications from court” includes the use of internet enabled laptops to make text‐based communications, smart phones used for mobile email and other internet services and similar devices. 1.2 When issuing the Interim Guidance, the Lord Chief Justice said that he would conduct a full consultation regarding the use of live, text‐based communications from court. This paper sets out the considerations taken into account when the Interim Guidance was framed, and outlines issues which need to be considered before a final policy is determined. 1.3 The focus of the Interim Guidance, and of this consultation, is the use by the media of live, text‐based forms of communication for the purposes of fair and accurate reporting. The media are presumed to be familiar with the requirements of the Contempt of Court Act 1981 to engage in “fair and accurate” reporting, in a manner Page 1 of 13 which respects any applicable reporting restrictions and the relevant Press Complaints Commission Code of Practice. 1.4 The consultation invites responses in relation to the courts of England and Wales. It does not relate to the courts in Northern Ireland or Scotland. Nor does it relate to the Supreme Court, which has produced its own policy on the matter1, in the light of the fact that appeals heard before it do not involve interaction with witnesses or jurors, and that it is rare for evidence to be introduced which may then be heard in other courts. 1.5 Following the consultation, consideration will be given as to what, if any, further guidance or rules may be required, and what the nature of those changes will be. For example, in relation to the criminal courts, it may be possible for the Lord Chief Justice to amend the Consolidated Criminal Practice Direction, or request the Criminal Procedure Rule Committee to amend the Criminal Procedure Rules accordingly. In relation to the civil courts, the Civil or Family Procedure Rule Committee may be invited to make rules of court governing the use of live, text‐based communications from court, or the Master of the Rolls or President of the Family Division may be invited to consider issuing practice directions on the matter. 1.6 It would be very helpful if consultees who practice in family law could bear in mind issues which may arise in proceedings held in private and to which particular reporting restrictions apply and identify any practical points accordingly. 1.7 Other than the Interim Guidance, the contents of this paper should not be considered to reflect the final views of the Lord Chief Justice. 1.8 The consultation opens on Monday 7 February 2011 and closes on 4 May 2011. Responses may be submitted by email to courtreporting@judiciary.gsi.gov.uk or by post to: Court Reporting Consultation, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A 2LL. For more details see www.judiciary.gov.uk/courtreporting. Page 2 of 13 2.
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676), “Pending further orders of this Court, all pending and future motions, including Motions to Remand, are continued without date unless a motion is specifically excepted from the continuance by the Court.” District Courts hold “the general discretionary power……..to stay proceedings in the interest of justice and in control of their dockets.” Wedgeworth v.
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17 Slep-Tone misunderstands this Court’s order when it insists that “there is no 18 mandatory language in the Order at all.” (Opp’n 3.) Federal courts do not write 19 advisory opinions.
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983), “All individual petitions or complaints that fall within Pleading Bundles B1, B3, D1, or D2, whether pre-existing or filed hereafter, are stayed until further order of the Court.” District Courts hold “the general discretionary power……..to stay proceedings in the interest of justice and in control of their dockets.” Wedgeworth v.
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26, 2016 in 15-3228(Dkt#l18) conflict with prudent decisions of this Court, thus , consideration by a full Court is necessary to secure and maintain uniformity here and its district courts and to guide other district courts.
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