If a transcript of proceedings is to be filed it is counsel's or pro se appellant's duty to make sure that all parts of the transcript that were ordered are filed. It is also counsel's or pro se appellant's duty to check that the transcript is certified and signed by the court reporter. It is counsel's or pro se appellant's responsibility to file the transcript, not the court reporter's. Most often exhibits are retained in the reporter's exhibit room, counsel or pro se appellant is advised to verify the availability and location of all exhibits. When preparing briefs, counsel or pro se appellant is cautioned to comply with the local rules of this Court.
Regular cases are limited to thirty-five page briefs.
Any reply brief must be ten pages or less. All citations to the record must use either T.d. This Court considers only properly phrased assignments of error, not propositions of law. Remember briefs must be typed in double-space. The original and three copies must be filed.