3d Cir. L.A.R. 30.1

(a) Counsel must electronically file the appendix in accordance with L.A.R. Misc. 113.

(b) In addition to the electronic appendix, four paper copies of the appendix must be filed

for the convenience of the court, unless otherwise ordered.

(c) In addition to an electronic and paper appendix, hyperlinks to the appendix may be

added to the brief. If hyperlinks are used, the brief must also contain immediately preceding the

hyperlink a reference to the paper appendix page. Hyperlinks to testimony must be to a

transcript. A motion must be filed and granted seeking permission to hyperlink to an audio or

video file before such links may be included in the brief or appendix. Hyperlinks may not be

used to link to sealed or restricted documents.

(d) In Virgin Island cases only, one additional copy of the appendix must be filed with

the clerk of the district court in the location from which the appeal is taken (St. Thomas or St.

Croix).

(e) When hearing or rehearing by the court en banc is ordered, the parties will be directed

to file additional paper copies for the court's use.

Source: 1988 Court Rule 10.1

Cross-references: FRAP 30(a); 3d Cir. L.A.R. 31.1 and L.A.R. Misc. 113.

Committee Comments: The portions of prior Court Rule 10.1 that were repetitive of FRAP

30(a) were deleted in 1995. The rule now clarifies that upon the

grant of a petition for rehearing, additional copies of the appendix

as well as the briefs will be ordered. Otherwise no substantive

change from prior Court Rule 10.1 is intended. The requirement

of electronic filing was added in 2008. See addendum to these

rules for alternative to electronic filing.