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Ala. R. App. Ct. Judiciary C

Filing record with Supreme Court

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The Secretary of the Court of the Judiciary shall file in the Supreme Court within 40

days from the taking of the appeal, the record on appeal, including a verbatim transcript of the

proceedings before the Court of the Judiciary. Extensions for filing the record may be granted

for cause by the Supreme Court upon application in writing.

Provenance

Source
judicial.alabama.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-15
Edition
2026-09-15
Content hash
265f4d6cd23b59051c2af83539b6526447be4b6bf22e5e905fc830c8d3b09276
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