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5th Cir. R. 17

FILING OF THE RECORD

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Filing of the Record. Any agency failing to file the record within 40 days, must

request an extension of time and provide specific reasons justifying the delay. The clerk may

grant an extension for no more than 30 days. After such an extension expires, the court may

order production of the record.

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