_____________________________, Plaintiff
v. No. ____________
_____________________________, Defendant
by ____________________ (date)
7. Discovery shall be completed by __________________
(date). Parties shall seek discovery sufficiently
before this date so that persons responding to
discovery reasonably may comply with discovery requests
prior to the deadline.
8. All other motions, except for motions in limine, shall
be filed by _______________ (date).
*9. All parties shall file with the court an exhibit list
by _________________ (date). The exhibit list shall
state the reasonable place where such exhibits may be
inspected and copied.
*10. All parties shall file specific objections to other
parties' proposed exhibits by ______________ (date).
[11. Plaintiffs shall submit their portions of a pretrial
order to defendants by ____________________ (date).
Defendants shall file the proposed final pretrial order
with the court by ____________________ (date).]
[11. All parties shall file a final witness list by
________________ (date). The final witness list shall
list "will call" and "may call" witnesses and may
include any witnesses listed on any party's earlier
witness list but may not include additional witnesses
except by leave of court or consent of all parties.]
11. [Proposed jury instructions shall be submitted to the
court by ____________________ (date).]
or
[Proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law shall
be filed with the court by ____________________
(date).]
12. Motions in limine shall be filed by __________________
(date).
13. Dates contained in paragraphs of this order marked with
an asterisk (*) may be modified by written agreement of
all parties, without court approval. Only the court,
for good cause, may change other dates.
14. This matter is set for [jury] [non-jury] trial on
___________________ (date) [on a trailing docket].
__________________________
District Judge
1. Dates should be in consecutive order.
2. Dates should be calendar dates, not "___ days
after entry of this order", or "___ days before trial".
3. Depending on the complexity of the case, the court
may wish to use the paragraphs that are bracketed, which
require submission of a pretrial report and final witness
list.
4. This form may be adapted to local practice. For
example, the court may want to require settlement
conferences or pretrial conferences, or may schedule docket
calls, etc.
5. If a scheduling order is not appropriate, the
court shall enter an order indicating that no scheduling
order will be entered, indicating the reason, and shall set
the case for trial not later than eighteen (18) months after
the filing of the complaint. Rule 1-016(B) NMRA.
[Approved, effective July 1, 2002.]