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R.I. Sup. Ct. R. Art. I, R. 17
Appendix to the briefs
(a) Duty of Appellant or Other Moving Party to Prepare and File; Content. The
appellant shall prepare a separate appendix to the brief. The appendix shall contain:
(1) The relevant docket entries in the proceeding below;
(2) Any relevant portions of the pleadings, charge, findings, or opinions;
(3) The judgment, order, decision, or ruling in question; and
(4) Any other part of the record, including the transcript, to which the party
wishes to direct the particular attention of the Supreme Court. The appendix shall
have a table of contents, pages separately numbered, and appropriate demarcation
separating discrete sections. When portions of a transcript are included in the
appendix, parties shall ensure that the cover sheet of the transcript volume and the
index of witness names are included, together with sufficient pages assembled in
sequence to enable the Supreme Court to read the cited passages in context.
(b) Duty of Appellee or Other Adverse Party to Prepare and File. If the appellee
or other adverse party deems it necessary to direct the particular attention of the
Supreme Court to parts of the record not designated by the appellant in the
appellant’s appendix, the appellee shall prepare and file an appendix to the
appellee’s brief containing a designation of those parts.
(c) Form of Appendices. The form of appendices shall be in accordance with the
provisions of Rule 16(f) except as to maximum number of words and pages
permitted and in accordance with the “Checklist for Filing Briefs” form.
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- 2026-09-24
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- 2026-09-24
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