All discovery shall be conducted as determined by the Court to the extent that it does not conflict with the Constitution of the Yurok Tribe. No motion relative to discovery will be accepted for filing unless accompanied by a certificate for the moving party, stating that both parties have conferred in person or by telephone for purposes of amicably resolving the exchange of discovery and stating why they are unable to agree or stating that opposing party/advocate has refused to so confer after reasonable notice. The moving party shall arrange the conference. A proposed order shall accompany each motion filed under this section. If the Court finds that opposing party/advocate has willfully refused to meet and confer, or having met, willfully refused or failed to confer in good faith, the Court may impose such sanctions as it deems proper. In the event of a restraining order preventing the parties from the ability to meet and confer, the Court will issue orders to provide for discovery in a manner set forth by the Court that will abide by any such restraining orders. [Ord. 81, amended, 1/6/2023; Ord. 63, renumbered, 12/6/2019; Rule mod. dated 8/2018 dated 8/2018; Ord. 48 § 3.14, amended, 1/6/2017; Ord. 26, amended, 4/1/2012; Ord. 19, amended, 10/22/2008. Formerly 2.10.270.]