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The following appellate practice materials are available from the website of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals:

District of Columbia Court of Appeals, Citation and Style Guide (rev. Sept. 2009)
D. Tedhams, From the Ground Up: The Fundamentals of Practice in the D.C. Court of Appeals (undated)
District of Columbia Court of Appeals, Internal Operating Procedures (rev. Jan 1, 2011)

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