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Samsung wants sanctions against Netlist about ONE document that Netlist wanted to put on record in the court yesterday. The Samsung attorney droned on and on about Netlist Mr Park making up a name for Netlist end customers for 100,000 unit orders they wanted to place, trying to make himappear that he was a liar. Mr Park said Mr Knuth from Samung told him to make up a name so he could process the orders. This conversation is the conversation I've put here first. The 3 documents I'll put in the comments is the Redirect Examination from Mt Harbour, Netlist attorney, where he wants to introduce Mr Parks notes from his conversations with Mr Knuth from Samsung. Samsung is mad Mr Park made notes, they weren't counting on that. Samsungs lawyer ask Park on this front page "You see any reference here to Mr. Knuth saying he wants you to give him a story?" WELL, the notes he made does. That's why you take notes!

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[100lbStriper]

Ex parte applications are solely for extraordinary relief and are rarely granted.

https://www.cacd.uscourts.gov/honorable-mark-c-scarsi

EX PARTE APPLICATIONS:

Ex parte applications are solely for extraordinary relief and are rarely granted. See Mission Power Eng’g Co. v. Cont’l Cas. Co., 883 F. Supp. 488 (C.D. Cal. 1995). All ex parte applications must be sent in PDF version to [e-mail](link sends e-mail) along with a Word version of the proposed order. Both the e-mail to the Court and the application should advise whether opposing counsel will be filing an opposition. Ex parte applications that fail to conform to Local Rule 7-19, including a statement of opposing counsel’s position, will not be considered, except on a specific showing of good cause.

Counsel for the applicant must provide advance notice of the application by telephone and email to all other parties. In addition to the information required by Local Rule 7-19.1, the notice must advise the other parties of the anticipated deadline to oppose the application. The applicant must serve the application by facsimile, email, or personal service, even if electronic service is effected under Local Rule 5-3.2.1.

Oppositions to ex parte applications must be filed within 24 hours of the filing of the application, subject to Rule 6(a)(2). If an opposing party does not intend to oppose the ex parte application, counsel must inform the Courtroom Deputy Clerk by telephone or email as soon as possible.