US · rules
3d Cir. I.O.P. 10.7
Motions Related to Cases Assigned to Merits Panels
10.7.1 Motions related to cases assigned to merits panels are generally granted or
denied by the presiding judge if they are merely administrative and
unrelated to the disposition, unless the presider believes reference to the
entire panel is appropriate.
10.7.2 Motions related to scheduling cases for argument are always referred to
the entire panel.
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