Conn. Practice Book § 69-3 (2026)

Sec. 69-3. Time for Assignments; Order of Assignment Assignments of cases ordinarily will be made in the order in which the cases become ready for assignment pursuant to Section 69-2. Requests for variations from this order, stating the reason therefor, shall be made by filing an assignment form (JD-SC-037) in the time frame specified on the docket with certification pursuant to Section 62-7. An attorney making such a request shall also indicate that a copy of the request has been deliv- ered to each of his or her clients who are parties to the appeal. Assignments for oral argument in the Supreme Court and Appellate Court shall take precedence over all other Judicial Branch assignments. The appellate clerk will post the assignment of cases on the Judicial Branch website. The elec- tronic posting on the Judicial Branch website shall be official notice of the assignment. Counsel of record who have received an exemption from the electronic filing requirements pursuant to Section 60-8 shall receive paper notice of the assignment of the case. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 4104.) (Amended Jan. 29, 2009, to take effect March 1, 2009; amended Sept. 16, 2015, to take effect Jan. 1, 2016; amended Sept. 16, 2015, to take effect Jan. 1, 2016; amended June 15, 2016, to take effect Sept. 30, 2016; amended Oct. 18, 2016, to take effect Nov. 30, 2016.) TECHNICAL CHANGE: In the first paragraph, the conven- tion for the form number was updated for consistency purposes.

© Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE Sec. 70-4 CHAPTER 70 ARGUMENTS AND MEDIA COVERAGE OF COURT PROCEEDINGS Sec. Sec. 70-1. Oral Argument; Videoconferencing of Oral Argu- ment in Certain Cases 70-2. Submission without Oral Argument on Request of Parties 70-3. Order of Oral Argument; Nonappearance at Oral Argument 70-4. Time Allowed for Oral Argument; Who May Argue 70-5. Points To Be Argued For previous Histories and Commentaries see the editions of the Practice Book corresponding to the years of the previous amendments.