US · rules
3d Cir. I.O.P. 2.5
Notice to Counsel
(a) Approximately 18 calendar days prior to the first day of the panel sitting, the
clerk will notify counsel in each case listed the names of the members of the
panel and whether the case is to be orally argued. The timing for furnishing
the court’s determinations may be altered for expedited or emergency cases.
(b) In cases where there will be oral argument, the clerk will notify counsel of
specific issues or areas counsel should be prepared to discuss at oral argument
when the panel deems such notice appropriate. Such notice may assist counsel
in preparing for argument and promote more productive argument.
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