L.A.R. 27.1: No Oral Argument Except When Ordered
Local Appellate Rules and Internal Operating Procedures of the Third Circuit — L.A.R. 27.0 Motions
Motions are considered and decided by the court upon the motion papers and briefs without oral argument unless ordered by the court or a judge thereof. Counsel may assume there will not be oral argument unless advised by the clerk to appear at a time and place fixed by the court.
Notes
This rule was renumbered by the 1995 revision of the rules; no substantive change from prior Court Rule 11.1 is intended.
Source: 1988 Court Rule 11.1