2:25-cv-575-APG-BNW MOTION HEARING - ROUGH DRAFT - DO NOT CITE!!!
87 need to extend that deadline, you need to pick up the phone and call defense counsel and tell them, here's what we're doing, here's the problem we're facing, but we're in the process. See if the parties can reach an agreement on an extension of the bond deadline. If not, file a motion for an extension of the bond deadline. If either side thinks that bond amount is too high or too low, they can file a motion properly supported to explain why the new number should be used. But, in my mind, at this point, $10,000 seems to be not too oppressive to get in place pretty quick, and we can talk about adjusting that going forward. The next question is, what happens next? We've talked a little bit about that. It seems like we might need an evidentiary hearing on a longer injunction. Now, I'm issuing a preliminary injunction, not a temporary retraining order, so the 14-day limit of a TRO doesn't apply. The parties have had notice, we've had a hearing, so I'm imposing an injunction that will go on until I modify it or wipe it out. So we don't have to do anything in the next two weeks. But I know these are important issues for both sides, and we need to get some resolution to these interim issues. I also recognize that the briefing, while very good -- thank you both, good briefing, great arguments today, by the way. This has been very helpful to illuminate me, so I
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Judy K. Moore, RMR, CRR
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