A pro se litigant may continue to submit filings via the email or file paper documents with the Court. A paper copy of all court filings must continue to be served on a pro se litigant in all immigration cases. 34.2 (a)(1) Non-Argument Calendar No Longer Required - Beginning September 1, 2021, the Court of Appeals will no longer require paper copies of briefs and appendices to be filed in cases in which a party seeks review of the denial of: a claim for asylum under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) a claim for withholding of removal under the INA a claim for withholding or deferral of removal under the Convention Against Torture or, a motion to reopen or reconsider an order involving one of the claims listed above. Please submit comments to the Clerk of Court at 40 Foley Square, New York, NY 10007 or no later than December 1, 2021.Īug– Paper Copies of Briefs and Appendices in Cases Heard Under the L.R. 47(a)(1), comments are invited on the proposed rule.
Click here to see the Clerk’s order inviting comment and the proposed amendment.
The amendment provides a procedure by which a New York State attorney discipline authority may request expedited disclosure of confidential record for its use in a New York State attorney conduct investigation or proceeding. Novem– Notice of Proposed Rule Making - By this notice and the order linked below, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit publishes for comment a proposed amendment to Local Rule 46.2 (b) (6), (7), which addresses attorney discipline. Training on the system will be held by zoom at the end of December and again in early January. Attorneys wishing to learn how the system operates should contact Eniola Ajayi at by December 17, 2021. The complete set of amendments with redlines can be found here.ĭecem– ACMS Tentatively Scheduled to Expand Operations on JanuThe Appellate Case Management System (“ACMS”), the court’s new case management program that currently processes immigration petitions for review, is scheduled to expand operations to process Second or Successive applications filed pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Amendments to FRAP 6 are stylistic only to reflect the existence of the new forms. Because of these changes, Form 1, the generic Notice of Appeal Form, has been replaced by Form 1(A) and Form 1(B). Conversely, new subsection (6) states that appellants who wish to limit the scope of their appeals must expressly do so or the merger principle will apply. FRAP 3(c) codifies the merger principle for notices of appeal in new subsections (4) and (5). For application, please click here.ĭecem– Amendments to the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 3 and 6 - On December 1, 2021, amendments to FRAP 3 and FRAP 6 took effect. If you applied earlier for the single vacancy, there is no need to re-submit your application, and your application will be considered for both vacancies. There are now two vacancies in the Southern District of New York. Training on the system will be held by zoom at the end of December and again in early January.ĭecem– Amendment to the Local Rules of the Second Circuit - The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has amended Local Rules 46.2, effective December 13, 2021.ĭecem– Additional Bankruptcy Judgeship Vacancy - The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit invites applications from qualified candidates for a 14-year appointment as United States Bankruptcy Judge. §2244.Īttorneys wishing to learn how the system operates should contact Eniola Ajayi at by December 29, 2021.
Will be expanding operations to process Second or Successive habeas applications filed pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Click here to view the orders.ĭecem– ACMS to Expand Operations on JanuThe Appellate Case Management System (“ACMS”), the court’s new case management program that currently processes immigration petitions for review, The Court will be closed on Thursday Decem& Thursday December 30, 2021.