Hearings

(a) When and How Heard. After all filings have been received, the Court may order a hearing on the merits of a case. (b) Notice of Hearing. The Clerk will give at least twenty-one days of notice to counsel for the parties of the time and place for the hearing, unless the Court otherwise orders. Upon receipt of such notice, counsel must notify the Clerk’s office of the identity of the counsel who will present oral argument. Only one counsel per party may present oral argument. (c) When Hearings Not Ordinarily Held. Except when ordered by the Court, the Court will not hold hearings on motions, petitions for grant of review, petitions for extraordinary relief, writ-appeal petitions, petitions for new trial, or petitions for reconsideration.