Judge J. Richard Creatura

No paper or CD courtesy copies of Administrative Record required for Judge Creatura's Social Security cases filed after 9/1/2019

Judge Creatura directs that in Social Security cases filed beginning September 1, 2019, no paper or CD courtesy copies of the Administrative Record shall be filed for Judge Creatura's chambers.

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Judge Creatura may request hard copy or CD of Administrative Record for specific cases

Judge Creatura reserves the right to request a hard copy or CD of the Administrative Record, as appropriate, for a particular case. In that event, counsel for the Administration will be notified by chambers.

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Paper courtesy copies required for documents over 50 pages under Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9)

The Western District of Washington's local civil rules generally require delivery of a paper courtesy copy of documents exceeding 50 pages in length—such as the Administrative Record in Social Security cases—to the Clerk's Office for chambers. See Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9).

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Administrative Record requires both paper courtesy copy and electronic CD copy under CM/ECF procedures

The District's CM/ECF filing procedures similarly require a paper, courtesy copy of the Administrative Record to be filed with the Clerk in accordance with Rule 10(e)(9), as well as an electronic copy of the Administrative Record for chambers on CD.

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