In Indiana, most appeals are decided by the Court of Appeals of Indiana, and the Indiana Supreme Court is the court of last resort. Each court has its own rules for how a brief must look and what it must contain.
Questions
What are the brief format requirements in the Court of Appeals of Indiana?
Times New Roman 12 pt, double-spaced; 1-inch margins; opening brief limit 14,000 words or 30 pages.
Does the Court of Appeals of Indiana require an appendix?
Appellant's Appendix: required.
How long can a brief be in the Indiana Supreme Court?
Opening brief: 14,000 words or 30 pages; reply brief: 7,000 words or 15 pages.
Can AppealDraft format my Indiana appeal brief?
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