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5th Cir. IOP (R. 22)

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SEE 5TH CIR. R. 27.3 CONCERNING EMERGENCY MOTIONS.

WHERE THE DISTRICT COURT HAS GRANTED A COA, THE CLERK SHALL INCLUDE IN THE

ORIGINAL BRIEFING NOTICE A DEADLINE FOR ANY APPLICATION FOR COA ON ADDITIONAL

ISSUES, AND WHERE FEASIBLE, SHALL MAKE THE DEADLINE COEXTENSIVE WITH THE

BRIEFING DEADLINE.

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