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11th Cir. IOP 2 (FRAP 28.1)

Color of Covers of Briefs in Cross-Appeals

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In cross-appeals the color of the covers of briefs

shall be as follows:

brief of appellant -- blue

brief of appellee-cross-appellant -- red

brief of cross-appellee and reply brief for appellant -- yellow

reply brief of cross-appellant -- gray

amicus -- green

appellate intervenor -- green

If supplemental briefs are allowed to be filed by order of the court, the color of their covers shall

be tan.

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2026-09-18
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