US · rules
4th Cir. R. 28(b)
Addenda and Attachments to Briefs
A party may comply with the requirements of FRAP 28(f) and FRAP 32.1(b) by including
material or items designated therein in an addendum at the end of the brief or by supplying them to
the Court under separate cover. Should a party wish to supplement the brief with matters other than
those designated in FRAP 28(f) or FRAP 32.1(b), the additional material must be presented to the
Court under separate cover, accompanied by a motion for leave to file such supplemental material
as an attachment to the brief.
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