Orders and Notices
Order M-211-01
Before: Wagner, Chief Judge; Terry, Steadman, Schwelb, Farrell,
Ruiz, Reid, Glickman, and Washington, Associate Judges.
Order
The following special procedures shall apply to appeals taken
in cases on the Superior Court's Civil I calendar where pleadings
and other documents deemed by the parties as necessary for
the appeal were electronically filed ("e-filed"):
- The Designation of Record (DR) required by D.C. App. R.
10(a) shall identify separately the documents that were
filed in paper and those filed electronically. The Clerk
of the Superior Court shall assemble and prepare for transmission
to this court as the record on appeal those documents filed
in paper that were designated by the parties. Paper copies
of the documents filed electronically are not required.
- Appellant shall within 10 days after filing the notice
of appeal, order transcripts needed for the appeal and file
the statement required D.C. App. R 10(c). If no transcript
is required for the appeal, appellant shall within the same
time frame file a statement to that effect with this court.
Failure to order transcripts within the time frame set forth
in the rule may result in the issuance of a briefing order
and this court will look with disfavor upon a request to
suspend briefing pending completion of late-ordered transcripts.
- Appellant shall file with its brief four (4) copies of
a list of the e-filed documents identified by any party
in a designation or counter-designation of record as documents
to be included in the record on appeal. Each e-filed document
shall be identified in the list by its date and caption.
- References in the briefs to an e-filed document designated
as to be included in the record on appeal shall be by its
date and caption.
The Clerk of the Superior Court shall, pursuant to D.C. App.
R 4(c), continue to transmit to this court forthwith a copy
of the notice of appeal, a copy of the jacket entries, and
a copy of the docket entries.
Per Curiam
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