US · rules
4th Cir. R. 11(c)
Exhibits
Counsel should be aware that certain portions of the record will not be transmitted to the Court
of Appeals as part of the record. If bulky documents and physical exhibits are required by a party
for oral argument, the party must make advance arrangements with the clerks of both courts for
their transportation and receipt. Such arrangements are best made after the completion of the
briefing schedule on appeal and receipt of notice of oral argument.
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