The content of a cross-appellee’s brief must be comparable to that of an appellee, but without duplication of statements, arguments, or authorities already contained in the appellant’s or cross-appellant’s brief. To avoid duplication, references may be made to the appropriate portions of the opposing brief. [ History: Restyled rule effective July 1, 2012.]
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