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This document outlines a proposed pretrial order in a civil case involving claims of racial gerrymandering violating the Equal Protection Clause based on the redistricting of Legislative District 15 in Washington. It details jurisdiction, claims and defenses, admitted facts, expert witnesses, and the structure of the case leading to the trial scheduled for June 5, 2023.

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How to fill out proposed pretrial order

1. Review the court's local rules regarding the proposed pretrial order.
2. Gather all necessary information and documents relevant to the case.
3. Identify the parties involved and their roles in the case.
4. Outline the issues of the case clearly and concisely.
5. List the witness names and their contact information, if applicable.
6. Detail the evidence to be presented, including documents and exhibits.
7. Set any deadlines for discovery and motions.
8. Include a statement regarding the settlement discussions or offers.
9. Ensure that the proposed pretrial order is signed by all parties involved.
10. Submit the proposed pretrial order to the court by the specified deadline.

Who needs proposed pretrial order?

1. Plaintiffs and defendants in civil litigation cases.
2. Attorneys representing parties in a lawsuit.
3. Judges and court officials managing the case.
4. All parties looking to outline and streamline the trial process.

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What is proposed pretrial order?

A proposed pretrial order is a document prepared by the parties involved in a legal case that outlines the issues for trial, the proposed schedule, and other relevant information to streamline the trial process.

Who is required to file proposed pretrial order?

Typically, both parties involved in the litigation are required to file a proposed pretrial order, usually under the direction of the court.

How to fill out proposed pretrial order?

To fill out a proposed pretrial order, parties should include details such as the names of the parties, a brief description of the case, the disputed issues, exhibits to be presented, witness lists, and any other relevant information required by the court.

What is the purpose of proposed pretrial order?

The purpose of a proposed pretrial order is to facilitate organization and efficiency in the trial by defining the issues and evidence, thereby helping the court to manage the trial process effectively.

What information must be reported on proposed pretrial order?

The proposed pretrial order must report information such as the case title, parties involved, summary of claims, disputed issues, witness lists, exhibit lists, and any legal motions or stipulations agreed upon by the parties.