United States v. Akbar
73 M.J. 136, 2013 CAAF LEXIS 1438
Opinion
CCA 20050514.
On consideration of Appellant’s motion to file a brief in excess of fifty pages, the Court notes that Rule 24(b) of its Rules of Practice and Procedure provides that briefs filed with the Court shall not exceed thirty pages, unless otherwise authorized by order of the Court or by motion of a party granted by the Court. In addition, Rule 24(c) provides a type-volume limitation providing that briefs are acceptable if they contain no more than 14,000 words or 1,300 lines of text.
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United States v. Akbar, 73 M.J. 136, 2013 CAAF LEXIS 1438 (Ark. 2013).
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