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CrLR32.6. Objections.

A. Within 14 days after disclosure of the initial report, counsel shall deliver objections to the report in writing to the probation office. Objections to the report shall include proposed changes to the facts of the offense as reported and to the interpretation and application of the sentencing guidelines.

B. A party not objecting must deliver a statement of non-opposition to the probation office.

C. All papers must contain a certificate of service on all counsel. A copy of the instrument and certificate shall be filed with the district clerk.