3A. Civil Actions: Standing to Appeal; Appealable Determinations. (a) Aggrieved Party May Appeal. (b) Appealable Determinations. 3B. Criminal Actions: Standing to Appeal; When Allowed; How Taken; Rules Governing. 3C. Fast Track Criminal Appeals. (a) Expedited Appeals. (b) Responsibilities of Trial Counsel. (1) Withdrawal of Trial Counsel. (c) Notice of Appeal. (d) Rough Draft Transcript. (2) Notification of Court Reporter or Recorder. (3) Request for Rough Draft Transcript. (4) Supplemental Request for Rough Draft Transcript. (5) Sufficiency of the Rough Draft Transcript. (e) Filing of Fast Track Statement and Appendix. (f) Filing of Fast Track Response. (g) Filing of Supplemental Fast Track Statement and Response. (h) Extensions of Time. (i) Amendments to Statements and Responses. (j) Full Briefing, Calendaring or Summary Disposition. (k) Reserved. (l) Withdrawal of Appeal. (m) Court Reporter or Recorder Protection and Compensation. (2) Compensation. (n) Sanctions. (o) Conflict. 3D. Judicial Discipline: Right to Appeal; How Taken; Rules Governing. (a) Definitions. (b) Who May Appeal. (c) Appealable Decisions. (d) Notice of Appeal. (e) Transcripts. (f) Applicable Rules. (g) Interlocutory Orders. (h) Disqualification of Supreme Court Justices. 4. Appeal—When Taken. (a) Appeals in Civil Cases. (1) Time and Location for Filing a Notice of Appeal. (2) Multiple Appeals. (3) Entry Defined. (4) Effect of Certain Motions on a Notice of Appeal. (5) Appeal From Certain Amended Judgments and Post-Judgment Orders. (6) Premature Notice of Appeal. (7) Amended Notice of Appeal. (b) Appeals in Criminal Cases. (c) Expediting Criminal Appeals. 5. Certification of Questions of Law. (a) Power to Answer. (b) Method of Invoking. (c) Contents of Certification Order.

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