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4th Cir. R. 32(a)

Reproduction of Appendices

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Double-sided copying of appendices is preferred in all cases. No joint appendix in a court-appointed case should exceed 500 pages without advance permission from the Court; unless such

permission is granted, reimbursement of copy expenses will be limited to 500 pages.

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2026-09-18
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2026-09-18
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