Rule 11 Assembling the Record
Article II: Appeals from Judgments And Orders of the Superior Court
Rule Text
(a) Appellant’s Duty. An appellant filing a notice of appeal must comply with Rule 11-1 and must do whatever else is necessary to enable the Superior Court clerk to assemble and certify the record. If there are multiple appeals from a judgment or order, the Superior Court clerk must certify a single record.
(b) [Reserved]
(c) Retention of Record in the Superior Court for Use in Preparing the Appeal; Certification of Record.
(1) The Superior Court clerk shall retain the record for use by the parties in preparing appellate papers.
(2) The Superior Court clerk shall file with the Clerk and serve on the parties a certification of record stating that the record, including all transcripts prepared pursuant to Rule 11-1 and all necessary exhibits, is complete for purposes of appeal. A certified copy of the docket entries as well as a digital copy of the entire record shall be transmitted to the Court. If the entire record is not available in a digital format, the Superior Court clerk shall lodge the entire paper record with the Court. The Court retains authority to request at any time during the pendency of the appeal that any inadvertently omitted parts of the record be transmitted. The filing of the certificate of record with this Court shall indicate that this Court considers the record filed.
(3) The Superior Court clerk must file the certificate of record and serve the parties either:
(A) Within 20 days after the appellant certifies that no transcript will be ordered pursuant to Rule 11-1(b)(1), provided that the appellee does not order a transcript pursuant to Rule 11-1(b)(2)(A); or
(B) Within 10 days after the appellant files the certified transcript pursuant to Rule 11-1(c)(2) and Rule 11-1(d)(2) or a copy of this Court’s order permitting an audio transcript to be included in the record on appeal pursuant to Rule 11-1(a)(1)(A)(ii).
(d) [Reserved]
(e) [Reserved]
(f) [Reserved]
(g) [Reserved]