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EXTENSION OF CONTINUITY OF OPERATIONS PLAN
`
`The United States District Court for the Central District of California’s Continuity of Operations (“COOP”)
`Plan has been extended through and including January 29, 2021. Extension of the COOP Plan is necessary to
`ensure the continuous performance of essential functions and operations of the Court in light of the
`Coronavirus Disease 2019 (“COVID-19”) pandemic. Since the Court’s COOP Plan went into effect on
`December 9, 2020, COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and test positivity rates in the Central District have
`continued to increase. The ICU availability in the Southern California region, which includes the entire
`Central District, is currently at 0.0%, and the State’s regional stay-at-home order remains in effect in the
`Southern California region.
`
`The following actions taken pursuant to the COOP Plan remain in effect:
`
`Access to the Courthouses
`(cid:120) All Courthouses of the Central District of California will be closed to the public except for
`hearings on criminal duty matters, as set forth below.
`(cid:120) All federal Pro Se Clinics in the District are closed.
`The Los Angeles, Santa Ana and Riverside Clinics are providing remote assistance via
`telephone and/or email. Please contact them for more information:
`Los Angeles: (213) 385-2977, Ext. 270 or tinyurl.com/fedproseclinic
`Santa Ana: (714) 541-1010, Ext. 222
`Riverside: (951) 778-9878 or RiversideProSeBankruptcyClinic@gmail.com
`
`Court Hearings
`(cid:120) No in-person hearings will go forward except for hearings on criminal duty matters, as set forth
`below.
`In civil cases, all appearances will be by telephone or video conference.
`(cid:120)
`(cid:120) Criminal bench duty will continue to take place in each division by telephone or video conference
`with the defendant’s consent and in court absent consent. All criminal document duty will be
`handled by each division in the normal course of business. In other criminal matters, all
`appearances will be by telephone or video conference.
`(cid:120) For members of the press or public who wish to listen in on a hearing, refer to the assigned judge’s
`procedures and schedules web page or calendar for login-in or call-in information. If login-in or
`
`All posted notices are also available on the Court’s public website at www.cacd.uscourts.gov.
`
`G-15 (08/16)
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`Notice from the Clerk
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`Removal date: July 6, 2021
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`Medtronic Exhibit 1037
`Medtronic Corevalve v. Colibri Heart Valve
`IPR2020-01454
`Page 00001
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`call-in information is not available, submit a Hearing Access Request Form at least four hours prior
`to the hearing.
`
`Jury Trials
`Jury trials remain suspended.
`(cid:120)
`
`Grand Jury Proceedings
`(cid:120) All regularly scheduled grand jury proceedings are suspended and grand jurors will not otherwise be
`required to report for service or to call in to the United States Attorney’s Office for reporting
`purposes during the period for which grand jury proceedings are suspended.
`
`Filing Information
`(cid:120) The intake sections in each courthouse will be closed to the public. To post a bond or submit an
`emergency, time-sensitive filing such as a temporary restraining order, call the following
`telephone numbers:
`Los Angeles – (213) 894-8288
`Riverside – (951) 328-4450
`Santa Ana – (714) 338-3958 or (714) 338-4760
`(cid:120) All criminal duty matters filed by the United States Attorney’s Office and handled by district
`judges shall be filed electronically.
`(cid:120) All criminal document duty matters handled by a magistrate judge shall be filed electronically.
`(cid:120) For all other intake and records questions, call the following telephone numbers:
`Los Angeles Civil Intake – (213) 894-3535
`Los Angeles Criminal Intake – (213) 894-8288
`Riverside Civil and Criminal Intake – (951) 328-4450
`Santa Ana Civil Intake – (714) 338-2886
`Santa Ana Criminal Intake – (714) 338-4786
`(cid:120) The court’s CM/ECF system is available 24/7 for electronic filing of documents.
`(cid:120) Unrepresented litigants who cannot electronically file their documents and attorneys who are
`required to manually file documents pursuant to the local rules must mail their filings to the Clerk of
`Court at 255 E. Temple Street, Suite TS-134, Los Angeles, CA 90012-3332.
`(cid:120) Non-paper physical exhibits or other exhibits exempted from electronically filing shall be sent via
`U.S. Mail or other commercial delivery to the Clerk of Court at the above address.
`
`Mandatory Chambers Copies
`(cid:120) Until further notice, all district judges and magistrate judges do not require mandatory chambers
`copies during the pandemic.
`(cid:120) Any judge can require chambers copies in a particular case if desired. The chambers copies shall be
`mailed to the judge via Fed Ex. Chambers copies cannot be hand-delivered to the courthouse.
`
`The Court continues to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic as it evolves and will provide updates concerning the
`Court’s operations as adjustments are made.
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`*********************
`Kiry K. Gray
`District Court Executive/Clerk of Court
`January 6, 2021
`
`All posted notices are also available on the Court’s public website at www.cacd.uscourts.gov.
`
`G-15 (08/16)
`
`
`
`Notice from the Clerk
`
`Removal date: July 6, 2021
`
`IPR2020-01454 Page 00002
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