Cross Reference: Circuit Advisory Committee Note to Rule 27-13, Motions to Seal. CIRCUIT RULE 12-1 NOTICE OF EMERGENCY MOTIONS IN CAPITAL CASES Upon the filing of a notice of appeal in a capital case in which the district court has denied a stay of execution, the clerk of the district court shall immediately notify the clerk of this court by telephone of such filing and transmit copies of the notice of appeal and the district court docket by the most expeditious method. Cross Reference: Circuit Rule 22, Habeas Cases; Circuit Rule 27-3, Emergency Motions. CIRCUIT RULE 12-2 REPRESENTATION STATEMENT Parties filing appeals need file the Representation Statement specified in FRAP 12(b) only as required by Circuit Rule 3-2. (Rev. 7/94) Cross Reference: Circuit Rule 3-2, Representation Statement. TITLE III: REVIEW OF A DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES TAX COURT CIRCUIT RULE 13-1 FILING NOTICE OF APPEAL IN TAX COURT CASES The content of the notice of appeal and the manner of its filing shall be as prescribed for other civil cases by FRAP 3. Appellants also shall comply with Circuit Rules 3-2 and 3-4. (Rev. 7/94) CIRCUIT RULE 13-2 EXCERPTS OF RECORD IN TAX COURT CASES Review of the decisions of the Tax Court shall be in accordance with FRAP 13, except that preparation and filing of the excerpts of record in such cases shall be in accordance with Circuit Rule 30-1. Each reference in Circuit Rule 30-1 to the district court and to the clerk of the district court shall be read as a reference to the Tax Court and to the clerk of the Tax Court, respectively. (Rev. 7/94) CIRCUIT RULE 13-3 TRANSMISSION OF THE RECORD IN TAX COURT CASES The clerk of the Tax Court shall transmit the record to the Clerk of the Court of Appeals immediately after the notice of appeal is filed by the Tax Court. (Rev. 7/94) CIRCUIT RULE 14-1 APPLICABILITY OF OTHER RULES TO REVIEW OF DECISIONS OF THE TAX COURT All provisions of these Circuit Rules are applicable to review of a decision of the Tax Court, except that any Circuit Rules accompanying FRAP 4-9, 15-20, and 22 and 23 are not applicable. TITLE IV: REVIEW OR ENFORCEMENT OF AN ORDER OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCY, BOARD, COMMISSION, OR OFFICER CIRCUIT RULE 15-1 REVIEW OR ENFORCEMENT OF AGENCY ORDERS Review of an order of an administrative agency, board, commission or officer (hereinafter “agency”) and application for enforcement of an order of an agency shall be governed by FRAP 15. CIRCUIT RULE 15-2 CIVIL APPEALS DOCKETING STATEMENT IN AGENCY CASES (a) Except as provided in section (b) below, the petitioner in each case shall complete and submit to this court upon the filing of the petition for review an original and one copy of the Civil Appeals Docketing Statement on the form provided as Form 6 in the Appendix of Forms. Petitioner shall attach copies of judgments, orders, opinions, and findings of fact and conclusions of law that will be relevant to the major issues it anticipates raising in the petition. Within 7 days of service of the Civil Appeals Docketing Statement, respondent may file a response with this court. To the extent practicable, parties shall serve copies of the Civil Appeals Docketing Statement on all parties to the agency proceedings. Petitioner’s failure to comply with this rule may result in dismissal of the petition in accordance with Circuit Rule 42-1. (Eff. 7/1/97) (b) The requirement for filing a Civil Appeals Docketing Statement shall not apply to: (1) a petition in which petitioner is proceeding without assistance of counsel; and (2) a petition for review of Board of Immigration Appeals. Cross Reference: FRAP 33 and Circuit Rule 33-1, Appeal Conferences; Form 6, Appendix of Forms. (Eff. 7/1/97) CIRCUIT RULE 15-3 PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW UNDER THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST ELECTRIC POWER PLANNING AND CONSERVATION ACT 15-3.1 Contents of Petition. The petition for review of a rate-making decision shall be labeled “Petition for Review of (specify) Rates,” identifying rates at issue. Any other petition shall be labeled “Petition for Review under the Northwest Power Act” and shall on the face of the petition identify any other known petitions for review of the same order or action. 15-3.2 Service, Consolidation and Intervention. (a) Petitions shall, to the extent possible, comply with the service requirements of FRAP 15(c). If petitioners believe that compliance with FRAP 15(c) is impracticable or unreasonable in the circumstances, they may file a motion for a determination that service may be effected in a different fashion. (b) All petitions for review of the same rates will be automatically consolidated by the clerk. All petitions for review of the same order or action will be automatically consolidated by the clerk. Other petitions may be consolidated by motion. (c) Any petitioners in 1 of 2 or more consolidated cases will be deemed to have intervened in all consolidated cases. A party granted leave to intervene in 1 of a number of 2 or more consolidated cases will be deemed to have intervened in all consolidated cases. Intervention otherwise should be sought by motion under FRAP 15(d). Cross Reference: Circuit Rule 1-1, Scope of Circuit Rules. CIRCUIT RULE 15-4 PETITIONS FOR REVIEW OF BOARD OF IMMIGRATION APPEALS DECISIONS A petition for review of a Board of Immigration Appeals decision shall state whether petitioner is (1) detained in the custody of the Department of Homeland Security and/or (2) has moved the Board of Immigration Appeals to reopen or applied to the district director for an adjustment of status. The petition shall be filed in an original and seven copies. (New 1-1-05) CIRCUIT RULE 17-1

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