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3d Cir. L.A.R. Misc. 112.13
Costs
(a) Each party shall bear its own costs in a proceeding seeking a writ of certiorari, unless
the court either sua sponte or following a motion directs that costs be taxed under Rule 38,
FRAP, for a vexatious or frivolous petition. If the writ is granted and the case proceeds to
briefing and decision, costs may be taxed as in Rule 39, FRAP
Source: 48 U.S.C. § 1613
Cross-references: None
Committee Comments: L.A.R. 112.1 - 112.14 were enacted in 2007. The rules were
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