Court orders parties to file consent or declination for magistrate judge jurisdiction

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The court ordered all parties to file consent or declination to proceed before a magistrate judge by April 8, 2025. The notice emphasized that withholding consent carries no adverse substantive consequences. Consent forms were made available to the parties.

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• • Consent or declination to magistrate judge jurisdiction
• • Deadline for filing
• • No penalty for withholding consent

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CLERK'S NOTICE REGARDING CONSENT OR DECLINATION:Plaintiff and Defendants shall file a consent or declination to proceed

Other · May 10, 2026

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Other May 10, 2026

CLERK'S NOTICE REGARDING CONSENT OR DECLINATION:Plaintiff and Defendants shall file a consent or declination to proceed before a magistrate judge by 4/8/2025. Note that any party is free to withhold consent to proceed before a magistrate judge without adverse substantive consequences. The forms are available at: (This

The court ordered both the plaintiff and defendants to submit forms by April 8, 2025, indicating whether they consent to have their case handled by a magistrate judge. Parties can refuse consent without risking any negative legal consequences. This procedural step clarifies who will oversee the case moving forward.