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Settlement Material Confidential Form. This is a Connecticut form and can be use in Supreme-Appellate Court Appeals.
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STATEMENT FOR PREARGUMENT CONFERENCE
JD-SC-28A New 12-09
Settlement Material - Confidential
CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH
APPELLATE CLERK
231 CAPITOL AVENUE
HARTFORD CT 06106
Instructions
1. Fill out this form by using a typewriter or computer and mail or deliver a copy to all
other parties or their attorneys if they are represented by an attorney. (See Practice
Book Section 62-7 for more information).
2. List on the back of this form the names and addresses and, if known, e-mail address
of all parties and attorneys that a copy of this form has been mailed or delivered to as
required in instruction number 1 above.
3. If you are the party who is appealing (appellant), you must attach to this form a copy
of the trial court's written decision or a transcript of the trial court's decision if that
decision was not in writing. (See Practice Book Section 64-1 for more information).
4. Give the original and one copy of this form to the Appellate Clerk at 231 Capitol
Avenue, Hartford, CT 06106.
5. Keep a copy of this form and bring it to the preargument conference.
Name of case(s)
For Court use only (Docket Numbers)
Case type
Briefly describe the final judgment/ruling appealed
Party or parties appealing
Telephone number
Attorney or self-represented party filing statement for preargument conference/juris number
Address (Number, street, town, state and zip)
Filing status (Check all that apply)
Attorney
Self-represented party
Appellant
Cross appellant
1. State the issues you intend to present on the appeal or cross-appeal or, alternatively, attach a copy of your Preliminary
Statement of the Issues to this form (Practice Book Sections 61-8, 63-4). Continue on separate page if necessary.
Yes (Explain below)
2. If this appeal was filed in the Appellate Court, should it be transferred to the Supreme Court?
3. Would you be willing to waive oral argument in this case?
Yes
No
No
4. Have you attached a copy of the memorandum of decision or a transcript of oral decision?
Yes
No
Notice To Counsel And Self-represented Parties
If you do not file this form, or do not come to a preargument conference, sanctions may be imposed (Practice Book Sections 85-2,
85-3). It is the duty of counsel and self-represented parties to communicate with each other to assure attendance at the conference.
I certify that a copy of the above was mailed to all counsel and self-represented parties of record, Practice Book Section 62-7.
Signature of individual counsel/self-represented party
Date signed
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