Rule 34 Nonconforming papers

If you file something with the Delaware Supreme Court, it must follow the court's rules and meet basic standards of professional conduct. If it does not, the court can simply refuse to accept it or remove it from the case record.

This applies to all kinds of filings, including briefs, motions, appendices, and other documents. Getting something struck means the court treats it as if it was never filed, which could seriously hurt your case. Make sure anything you submit follows the court's formatting and content rules before you file it.