US · rules
11th Cir. R. 26-1
Motion for Extension of Time
A motion for extension of time made pursuant to
FRAP 26(b) shall contain a statement that movant’s counsel has consulted opposing counsel and that
either opposing counsel has no objection to the relief sought, or will or will not promptly file an
objection. In criminal appeals, counsel must state whether the party they represent is incarcerated.
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