DEATH OR DISABILITY OF JUDGE

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit

Rule Set: Local Rules of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit

Rule: 47E

Jurisdiction: CA8

Bluebook Citation: 8th Cir. R. 47E

All Rules: 8th Cir. Local Rules, complete index


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If a judge sitting on a panel that has heard argument or taken under submission any appeal, petition, or motion becomes unable to consider the matter further because of death, illness, resignation, or incapacity, or is relieved of the case at the judge's request, the remaining two judges will determine the matter. Either remaining judge may, however, request the designation of a third judge. If either judge requests a designation or if the two judges do not agree on the matter, the clerk will randomly designate another circuit judge to sit in place of the judge who no longer serves on the panel. The clerk will advise the parties of a designation, but no further argument or additional briefs will be received unless the court orders otherwise. -30- RULE 47F: COURT LIBRARIES The court's libraries are open to members of the Eighth Circuit bar, the United States Attorneys of the circuit and their assistants, other government law officers, and with permission, other public users.

Only court personnel may remove books from the buildings where libraries are maintained.

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