Procedures verified July 16, 2026
District Judge William Jung
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Key Traps — Where Counsel Gets Caught
- 1. - No proposed orders unless specifically requested or authorized.
- 2. - Courtesy copies required when filing exceeds 100 pages.
- 3. - LR 3.01(g) conferral required before filing any civil motion; failure to comply results in denial or striking of the motion.
- 4. - Mediation required in most/all civil cases.
- 5. - MSJ must include numbered Statement of Material Facts with pinpoint record citations; opposing party must mirror in numbered paragraphs.
- 6. - Notice of Unavailability has no force or effect; must file motion for extension.
Quick Reference
| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Chambers Copies | Conditional |
| Discovery | Does the court refer discovery matters to the assigned magistrate judge? Yes. [fl-md-jung-discovery_referral] |
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Before You File
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At Filing
Chambers Copies
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Proposed Orders
Does the court accept proposed orders?
No, unless requested by the court. In the limited cases in which the court requests a proposed order, it should be emailed to the chambers inbox in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format. [fl-md-jung-proposed_orders]
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Before the Hearing
Oral Argument
Does the court set aside time in a given week or month to hear oral arguments on pending motions?
The court will schedule oral arguments on selected pending motions as its trial calendar permits. [fl-md-jung-oral_argument_procedure]
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Background Rules
Chambers Contact
Contacting Chambers
Counsel may call chambers with procedural questions and for other assistance. However, the law clerks will not give legal advice, interpret the rules, provide time estimates for the court's written rulings, or discuss the merits of a case. [fl-md-jung-chambers_contact_restrictions]
Discovery Referral
Does the court refer discovery matters to the assigned magistrate judge?
Yes. [fl-md-jung-discovery_referral]
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Additional Notes
Hon. William Jung. Source: https://www.flmd.uscourts.gov/judges/william-jung. Components scraped 2026-07-16; procedures.md at FLMD/judges/william-jung/procedures.md.
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