Michaellan
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Yep. We did one in every bankruptcy case where we represented a creditorNo, it is just a step that happens in a case. Once a case is filed, the Court opens a "docket" to track what happens. Once the USA has an attorney assigned as the prosecutor, that individual attorney has to "notify" the Court to say Hello, I am the Prosecutor, please make sure all documents are sent to me. And then the Clerk of Court will add that attorney as the attorney for one side. They are then authorized to file things with the Court, they will get copies of anything anyone else posts. The defense will do the same thing once the defendant hires an attorney.
This happens in every case filed in any federal court. I did it this week. It is just a technical step that you have to do.
in Federal Bankruptcy Court. Over 20 years, that was a bunch of them. Lol IME