US · rules
2d Cir. R. 34.2
Non-Argument Calendar
(a) Subject Proceedings. The court maintains a Non-Argument Calendar (NAC) for the
following classes of cases:
(1) Immigration. An appeal or petition for review, and any related motion, in which
a party seeks review of the denial of:
(A) a claim for asylum under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA);
(B) a claim for withholding of removal under the INA;
(C) a claim for withholding or deferral of removal under the Convention
Against Torture; or
(D) a motion to reopen or reconsider an order involving one of the claims
listed above.
(2) Other. Any other class of cases that the court identifies as appropriate for the
NAC.
(b) Placement. The clerk identifies a proceeding for placement on the NAC and, as soon as
practicable, informs the parties.
(c) Oral Argument. A proceeding on the NAC is decided without oral argument unless the
court orders otherwise.
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