VI § 4 Notice of Oral Arguments

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

The Clerk of Court must give people at least 45 days notice before a case is scheduled for oral arguments. This notice happens two ways: the clerk posts the argument schedule publicly and also sends notice directly to all the lawyers listed on the case.

This 45 day window gives lawyers enough time to prepare for their court date. They can plan their arguments, review the case details, and get ready to present to the court without being rushed.

The only exception is if the Court itself decides to set a different timeline. In that case, the Court's specific order would override the standard 45 day rule.