Joe Mierwa noticed a discrepancy in the number of lead documents allowed between the CoreFilingMessage and RecordDocketingMessage. I think this is worth a discussion for ECF 4.1.
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From: James E Cabral
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2012 12:13 AM
To: 'Joe Mierwa'
Subject: RE: ECF Schema Related Question
Joe,
This question really tests my memory. Reviewing the ECF 3.x and 4.x schemas, I verified that we have allowed multiple lead and connected documents in CoreFilingMessage all the way back to ECF 3.0. In ECF 3.x,
RecordDocketingMessage allowed for multiple “reviewed” documents without distinguishing lead from connected documents. In ECF 4.0 and later, however, we changed ReviewDocketingMessage to allow one lead and multiple connected documents. Why exactly we didn’t
allow multiple leads in ECF 4.0, I can’t say for sure. For now, I think your analysis is correct – you would need to call ReviewDocketingMessage multiple times in the case of a CoreFilingMessage with multiple lead documents. But I think it is worth discussion
with the TC as to whether that makes sense for ECF 4.1 and beyond.
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From: Joe Mierwa
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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:50 PM
To: James E Cabral
Subject: ECF Schema Related Question
Hey,
I only just noticed/realized that the CoreFilingMessage allows for multiple lead documents while the RecordDocketingMessage only allows 1 lead document. The net effect is that the Filing Review MDE would need to invoke the Court Record
MDE once per lead document. Is that correct? If so, I would assume that the rationale is that if the clerk is reviewing each lead as a separate package then each would be approved singly resulting into a filing into the court record.
Does that sound about right?
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