LA · rules
Unif. R. La. Cts. App. 2-12.5
Appellee Brief
The brief of the appellee shall contain appropriate and concise responses and
arguments to the assignments of error, contentions, and arguments of the appellant and
shall conform to the requirements for the appellant brief set forth in Rule 2-12.4, except
that the following need not be included unless the appellee is dissatisfied with the
appellant’s statements:
(1) the jurisdictional statement, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(3);
(2) the statement of the case, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(4);
(3) assignments of alleged errors, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(5);
(4) the listing of issues, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(6);
(5) the statement of facts, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(7);
(6) the statement of the standard of review, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(9)(b);
(7) the statement of the objection or proffer, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection A(9)(c); and
(8) a copy of the judgment or order and a copy of the trial court’s written or
transcribed oral reasons, Rule 2-12.4, Subsection B(1).
Provenance
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- www.fifthcircuit.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
- Edition
- 2026-09-18
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