Local Rule LR IA 7-1: CASE-RELATED CORRESPONDENCE
D. Nev. — General rule
LR IA 7-1. CASE-RELATED CORRESPONDENCE
(a) An attorney or pro se party may send a letter to the court at the expiration of 90 days after any matter has been, or should have been, fully briefed if the court has not entered its written ruling. If this letter was sent and a written ruling still has not been entered 120 days after the matter was or should have been fully briefed, an attorney or pro se party may send a letter to the Chief Judge, who must inquire of the judge about the status of the matter. Copies of all such letters must be served on all other attorneys and pro se parties.
(b) Except as provided in subsection (a), an attorney or pro se party must not send case-related correspondence, such as letters, emails, or facsimiles, to the court. All communications with the court must be styled as a motion, stipulation, or notice, and must be filed in the court's docket and served on all other attorneys and pro se parties. The court may strike any case-related correspondence filed in the court's docket that is not styled as a motion, stipulation, or notice.