B. v. Goshen Central School District
- Philip Halpern
- 7:20-cv-09167
- U.S. District Court · Southern District of New York
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In B. v. Goshen Central School District, Judge Halpern ordered the certified administrative record obtained, filed under seal, and provided to chambers.
The parties’ counsel and the Office of State Review, concerning custody and sealed filing of the certified administrative record.
What happened
B. v. Goshen Central School District is an order concerning the court’s handling of the certified administrative record.
The court directed the Office of State Review to place the record in the custody of the defendant’s counsel. Counsel then had to provide the court with an electronic copy for filing under seal and give Judge Halpern’s chambers an unredacted courtesy copy.
Judge Halpern entered the order on consent on February 16, 2021. The order does not decide the underlying dispute.
The detailed version
- B. v. Goshen Central School District · No. 7:20-cv-09167
- Philip Halpern
- Feb. 16, 2021
Background
The opinion is an order on consent involving the certified administrative record. The text does not describe the underlying claims or dispute.
Order
The court requested that the Office of State Review place a copy of the certified administrative record in the care and custody of counsel for Goshen Central School District. The defendant’s counsel was directed to provide the court with an electronic copy of the record for filing under seal, in accordance with the court’s standing order and electronic filing rules. Counsel was also directed to provide Judge Halpern’s chambers with an unredacted courtesy copy.
Disposition and effect
The court entered this administrative order on consent. It addresses custody and sealed filing of the certified administrative record; it does not resolve the merits of the case or state a disposition of any claim.
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