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General Orders
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| 05/21/24 | Appointment of Magistrate Judge Selection Panel | General Order 24-3 Appointing Magistrate Judge Selection Panel to consider the appointment of a part-time magistrate judge |
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| 05/15/24 | Appointing Attorneys Kawi and Zehawi as CJA Panel Attorneys | General Order 24-2 appointing attorneys Michael Kawi and Zaki Zehawi as CJA panel attorneys |
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| 05/15/24 | Appointing Blinka, Schuchart, and Zehawi to Board of Directors of Federal Defender Services of Wisconsin Inc | General Order 24-1 appointing Daniel Blinka, Lee Schuchart and Zaki Zehawi to the Board of Directors of Federal Defender Services of Wisconsin, Inc. |
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| 07/07/23 | Order Combining District Court Fund and Pro Bono Fund | Order to combine the District Court Fund and District Court Pro Bono Fund into a single fund to be called the District Court Fund, with uses and limitations stated in attached "Plan for Administration of the District Court Fund." |
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| 04/18/23 | Vacating COVID-related CJA interim voucher proceedings (General Order 23-6) | General Order 23-6 vacating COVID-related CJA interim voucher proceedings |
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| 04/18/23 | Vacating January 2019 order appointing FDSW in First Step Act cases (General Order 23-4) | General Order 23-4 vacating January 2019 order appointing FDSW in First Step Act cases. |
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| 04/18/23 | Vacating order appointing FDSW in Amendment 782 cases (General Order 23-5) | General Order 23-5 vacating order appointing FDSW in Amendment 782 cases |
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| 03/22/23 | Appointing FDSW in Taylor 2255 cases (General Order 23-3) | General Order 23-3 appointing Federal Defender Services to advise and represent defendants who may be eligible for relief under 28 USC 2255 based on United States v Taylor. |
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| 03/21/23 | Order Appointing May Lee as CJA Panel Attorney (General Order 23-2) | General Order 23-2 appointing May Lee as CJA Panel Attorney. |
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| 02/14/23 | COVID-19 Extending Authorization for Conducting Certain Criminal Hearings by Video Teleconference or Telephone Conference Under the CARES Act for Conducting Certain Criminal Hearings Remotely (General Order 23-1) | General Order 23-1 extending authorization for conducting certain criminal hearings by video teleconference or telephone conference under the CARES Act. |
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