Ct oral form 2025

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The document is a form for attendance at oral arguments in the Appellate Court of Connecticut. It requires completion of specific information such as the Appellate Court Docket Number, case names, and contact details of counsel. The form must be submitted to the court clerk on the date of the argument and includes instructions regarding email notifications for opinions released after September 1, 2008.

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Begin by filling in the Appellate Court Docket Number at the top of the form. Ensure this number is accurate as it is crucial for your case.
Next, provide the date of argument. This should reflect the scheduled date for your court appearance.
In the 'Name of Case' section, clearly print the title of your case. This helps identify your matter within court records.
Fill in your name and address, including zip code, ensuring all information is legible for proper communication.
Indicate the name of counsel arguing the case along with their contact details, including telephone number and email address.
Select all applicable options under 'Representing' by marking an 'X' next to each relevant category to clarify your role in the case.
Once completed, review all entries for accuracy before submitting it to the clerk in the Appellate Court courtroom on the date of argument.

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