Hilary L. Barnes
Court record, service history and public docket data for Judge Barnes.
How Judge Barnes decides
Patterns drawn from this judge's own signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.
Procedural preferences
Courtesy copies are required when a filing and its exhibits exceed thirty pages, and exhibits should be tabbed.
“Courtesy copies in all matters required for each document (including attached exhibits) that exceed 30 pages. Attached exhibits must be separated by tabs.”
Counsel should not assume a proposed continuance order has been approved; absent a docketed order, counsel must appear.
“If a Stipulation and Order to continue a hearing are not on docket by the time of the scheduled hearing, counsel is required to appear for the hearing.”
Cautions
A contested motion remains on calendar unless the opposing party signs a stipulation and the court approves it.
“If a motion is contested, filing a notice withdrawing the motion will not vacate the scheduled hearing; only a stipulation signed by the opposing party and a court order approving the stipulation will vacate a contested hearing.”
Caseload & timing
From public federal docket records for this judge.
The five matched streams were reviewed through their available entries. Each was reassigned to Barnes in June 2023; later order attachments were unavailable and generic labels did not state grant or denial, so no motion outcome was inferred.
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