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ITEM 4.1.06 | CORRECTIONS

If briefs or appendices are illegible or are not in the form required by the rules, counsel will be required to file corrected copies of the document. If the corrected copies are not submitted within the time allowed by the clerk, they must be accompanied by a motion to extend filing time. Loc. R. 32(c).

Corrected Briefs:

If making clerical corrections to briefs not requested by court, counsel should file separate “Errata sheet” and corrected copies of electronic and any paper briefs. If making substantive corrections, counsel should file separate motion and corrected copies of electronic and any paper briefs.

Corrected Appendices:

Unless the correction was requested by the court, counsel filing the corrected appendix must file a separate motion. Corrections must be made in electronic and any paper copies.

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