Rule 30 Record Excerpts
Rule Text
(a) Mandatory Record Excerpts. Appeals shall be on the record as designated pursuant to Rule 10. Also, at the time of filing appellant's brief, appellant shall file copies of the following portions of the trial court record, to be indexed and together, but not in the brief:
(1) a true copy of the trial court docket;
(2) the judgment or interlocutory order appealed from;
(3) all other orders or rulings sought to be reviewed; and
(4) all supporting opinions, findings of fact or conclusions of law filed or delivered orally by the trial court.
When filed conventionally, appellant shall file four (4) bound copies of the record excerpts.
(b) Optional Record Excerpts. Appellant may add to the mandatory record excerpts brief extracts from the pleadings, instructions, transcript, or exhibits if they are essential to an understanding of the issues raised.
At the time the appellee’s brief is filed, the appellee may add other such extracts by filing copies of the same with an index and separately in a like manner, and labeled “Appellee’s Record Excerpts.” When filed conventionally, appellee shall file four (4) bound copies of Appellee’s Record Excerpts.
(c) Exemption From Requirements of Rule for Inmate Appeals. The requirements of this rule are not applicable to appeals filed pro se by inmates of a facility of the Department of Corrections.
[Adopted to govern matters filed on or after January 1, 1995; amended effective June 27, 2002; amended effective October 25, 2018, to accommodate electronic filing.]