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During an appeal, there are fees in both the trial court and the Court of Appeal. If you want your fees waived in both courts, you must have a fee waiver in both courts.
The rules for fee waivers are different for each party. Learn more
 
 Where can I get legal help? Form APP-001 has full instructions on appeal procedures, including what needs to be in a brief.
Each Court of Appeal has self-help resources online. You can also contact your local Court of Appeal to see if they have a self-help center at the court.
You can visit a law library to do legal research.
The California Courts website has a lot of information about lawyers and legal help.
If you need help finding a lawyer, the California Bar Association website can connect you to lawyer referral service in your area.
 

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Reply Brief – California Appellate Courts
For every event or fact about the case that you include in your brief, you must provide an exact location and a page number where the court can find it in the record on appeal.
Here’s a list of places information can be found in the record on appeal:

Appellant’s appendix—AA
Appellant’s opening brief—AOB
Appellant’s reply appendix—ARA
Appellant’s reply brief—ARB
Augmented clerk’s transcript—Aug CT
Augmented reporter’s transcript—Aug RT
Clerk’s transcript—CT
Joint appendix—JA
Reporter’s transcript—RT
Respondent’s appendix—RA
Respondent’s brief—RB
Superior court file—SC file
Supplemental clerk’s transcript—SCT
Supplemental reporter’s transcript—SRT

Each case is different. Some cases have all of these sources in the record on appeal, and some cases only have a few of these sources.
In your brief, you will support each event or fact with a reference to a page number in one of the sources in this list. You will use the abbreviation that matches the source to tell the Court of Appeal where to look for the information. The court will check each reference to make sure it supports your version of the story.
For example, say you want to tell the court a fact about the case that’s on page one of the clerk’s transcript. Here’s what you would write in the brief: “Appellant filed a civil complaint on January 3, 2018. (CT 1)”
If there is more than one volume of the clerk’s transcript or reporter’s transcript, you’ll need to write the volume number, then CT or RT, and then the page number. For example: (1 CT 3) or (2 RT 150).
If there is more than one augmented clerk’s transcript, include the transcript date. For example: (1/3/18 Aug CT 2).
 
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