Memorandum of Objections

(a) In General. A motion for review must be a memorandum of accompanied by numbered objections to the decision. (b) Contents of the Memorandum. The memorandum must: (1) fully and specifically state and support each objection to the decision, including specific citations to the record created by the special master (e.g., to specific page numbers of the transcript, exhibits, or other papers); 133 Appendix B (2) set forth any legal argument the party desires to present to the reviewing judge; and (3) absent leave of the court, be limited to 20 pages and conform to the provisions of RCFC 5.4. (As revised and reissued May 1, 2002; as amended July 13, 2009.)