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Printer-friendly versionWhen placed upon the final call, cases will not be continued except on motion and for urgent necessity shown. All cases placed on the call of the Court of Appeals are subject to review for possible submission without oral argument pursuant to Neb. Ct. R. App. P. § 2-111(b)(1). Unless a case is removed from the call by order of the court on or before June 5, 2013, the case will proceed to oral argument as set out below.
Unless otherwise indicated, the time allotted for the presentation of arguments is limited to 10 minutes per side. This is a maximum allowance and counsel are not required to use the full time allotted.
During oral argument, when the timing light changes from green to amber, this means you are into your rebuttal time, which is 2 minutes, unless you have reserved a greater or lesser time. However, whatever rebuttal time you have asked to be reserved, your only notification will be the amber light. If you choose to continue arguing after the amber light, and the red light appears, you are completely out of time and have waived rebuttal.
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Humboldt Specialty Manufacturing Company v. Vanderheiden |
Douglas | |
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Anania v. Riverfront Partners, LLC |
Douglas | |
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Kellogg v. Kellogg |
Washington | |
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E & A Consulting, Inc. v. World Baseball Village Management, LLC |
Sarpy |
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Becerra v. Sulhoff |
Douglas | |
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Horn v. Gra-Gar, L.L.C. |
Douglas |
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In re Interest of Niko M. In re Interest of Samari M. |
Lancaster | |
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Dragon v. Dragon |
Sarpy | |
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Tabb Enterprises v. Stevens |
Douglas | |
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Pflueger-James v. Pope Paul VI Institute Physicians, P.C. |
Douglas |
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State v. Ruegge |
Holt | |
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State v. Ruegge |
Holt | |
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Page v. Page |
Hamilton | |
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Stitch Ranch, LLC v. Double B.J. Farms, Inc. |
Dawson | |
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Junker v. Maruska |
Kearney | |
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Collins v. Collins |
Hall |
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Paschall v. Paschall |
Hitchcock | |
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Covington v. Riggle |
Lincoln | |
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In re Interest of Averie G. In re Interest of Serenity G. In re Interest of Christopher G. |
Scotts Bluff | |
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Bussell v. Bussell |
Chase | |
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Roness v. WalMart Stores, Inc. |
Douglas | |
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State obo Savannah E. v. Kyle E. |
Kimball | |
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In re Trust of Brennemann |
Grant |
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Printer-friendly versionSIGN-IN: Irrespective of the order in which listed, each case is subject to call for argument at 9:00 a.m. on the scheduled day. Accordingly, attorneys and pro se parties appearing for argument in Lincoln must sign in at the Clerk's Office before 8:45 a.m. Attorneys and pro se parties appearing for argument in Omaha must sign in at the Special Proceedings Courtroom before 8:45 a.m. Attorneys and pro se parties appearing for argument in Kearney must sign in at the City Council Chambers before 12:45 p.m. Attorneys and pro se parties appearing for argument in North Platte must sign in at the U.S. District Court Courtroom before 8:45 a.m.
Although the Court will bring the transcript to arguments, the bill of exceptions will not be taken to Omaha, Kearney or North Platte unless counsel specifically makes a written request to the Clerk’s office. Such written request must be made at least one week prior to oral argument.
* * * Special time limits previously established.
RECORDS: The transcript and bill of exceptions must be returned to the Clerk of the Court of Appeals no later than June 10, 2013, unless requested sooner by the Clerk.
Lincoln, May 17, 2013 | LANET S. ASMUSSEN |
Back-up Docket
In order to ensure that the Court hears a full calendar of argued cases during each argument session and is not left short of cases for argument by virtue of settlements or dismissals after the Call has been printed, the Court has established the following cases as “back-up cases.” These cases are subject to being called for oral argument upon short notice in order to ensure a full argument calendar, but such cases will not be called after 4:00 p.m. on June 5, 2013. If called, a case will be heard in accordance with its placement on the back-up docket which appears hereafter. Counsel should attempt to maintain availability. If not called, these cases may be placed on the April Proposed Call of the Court of Appeals.
Kearney
JUNE 12, 2013, at 1:00 p.m.
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| A-12-1052 | State v. Matthews | Hall |