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M.D. Ala. LR 9.3

activein force · 2011-10-01 – presentact-effective-date

Request for Three-Judge Court.

(a) Notation on Pleading. In any action or proceeding which a party believes is

required to be heard by a three-judge district Court, the words "Three-Judge

District Court Requested" or the equivalent shall be included in the caption under

the case number of the first pleading in which the cause of action requiring a three-judge Court is pleaded. Unless the basis for the request is apparent from the

pleading, it shall be set forth in the pleading or in a brief statement attached thereto.

The words "Three-Judge District Court Requested" or the equivalent on a pleading

is a sufficient request under 28 U.S.C. § 2284.

(b) Failure to comply. Failure to comply with this rule is not a ground for failing to

convene or for dissolving a three-judge Court.

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2026-09-18
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fed-district-2026-09-19
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