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IOP 6.9 | EN BANC ORAL ARGUMENT AND SUPPPLEMENTAL BRIEFING

Upon request joined in by one-third or more of the participating judges, the court shall schedule en banc oral argument. Upon a request joined by at least a majority of the participating judges, the court shall order supplemental briefing by the parties or amicus curiae on specific issues as determined by the majority. Any such request must be accompanied by a proposed order prior to a vote being taken. No order shall issue until final supplemental briefing language is approved by the majority.
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