Rule 12-306 NMRA

Rule 12-306. Number of copies of papers.

Last amended: 2011Year: 2011Length: 281 wordsOfficial source
A. Scope of rule. This rule governs the number of copies of briefs, motions and other papers to be filed in the appellate court unless otherwise provided by these rules or by the appellate court. B. Copy; definition. As used in this rule, "copy" includes the original. C. Papers filed in the Supreme Court. The following numbers of copies of papers shall be filed in the Supreme Court: (1) notices of appeal in cases in which the notice of appeal is originally filed in the Supreme Court: one (1); (2) statement of the issues: three (3); (3) motions for extension of time or page limits and responses thereto: one (1); (4) motions for leave to file amicus briefs and responses thereto: one (1); (5) briefs in chief, answer briefs, reply briefs, amicus briefs and correspondence and supplemental authorities submitted pursuant to Subparagraph (2) of Paragraph (D) of Rule 12-213 NMRA: seven (7); (6) motions to amend papers and responses thereto: one (1); (7) motions for rehearing and briefs in support thereof and responses thereto: six (6); (8) petitions for writs of certiorari and responses thereto: seven (7); (9) all other motions, responses and briefs in support thereof or opposition thereto: four (4); (10) all other papers: seven (7). D. Papers filed in the Court of Appeals. The following numbers of copies of papers shall be filed in the Court of Appeals: (1) briefs in chief, answer briefs, reply briefs and amicus briefs: six (6); (2) correspondence and supplemental authorities submitted pursuant to Subparagraph (2) of Paragraph (D) of Rule 12-213 NMRA: four (4); (3) all motions, responses, and briefs in support thereof or opposition thereto, and all other papers: one (1).
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