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CACB — Operating the Court in Absence of an Appropriation or Continuing Resolution
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CACB — Operating the Court in Absence of an Appropriation or Continuing Resolution¶
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1 JAN 07 2019
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4 UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
5 CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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7 In re ) 8 ) OPERATING THE COURT IN ) 9 ABSENCE OF AN APPROPRIATION ) GENERAL ORDER 19-01 OR CONTINUING RESOLUTION ) 10 ____________________________________)
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13 In the absence of appropriations or a continuing resolution, the court adopts the
14 following contingency plan that will enable the court to fulfill its constitutional and statutory
15 duties to continue to hear and resolve cases and proceedings.
16 Since all judges and their personal staffs, as well as all other officers and employees of
17 the court, perform functions that are necessary and essential to the continued resolution of
18 cases according to normal schedules and priorities, the court orders them to continue to work
19 full time during any funding lapse. To the fullest extent practicable during a funding lapse,
20 court activities shall be limited to those functions necessary and essential to the continued
21 resolution of cases and proceedings. The incurrence of travel and other expenses shall be
22 limited to those necessary to support the operations of the court.
23 Unless so modified or revoked by the chief judge, this order shall remain in effect
24 throughout the current fiscal year.
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27 Date: January 7, 2019
28 Maureen A. Tighe Chief Bankruptcy Judge