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At oral argument, the Court will not allow the parties to call witnesses or submit additional evidence for the Court’s consideration. The parties will be allowed to reference the administrative record and any legal authorities supporting its position.

A. Opening and Closing. Each party will have the opportunity to make a three (3) minute opening statement. The petitioner will have the opportunity to make a three (3) minute closing statement. If there are two (2) or more such parties, the Court must set the sequence of statements.

B. Time Limit. Each party is allowed thirty (30) minutes for their main arguments following opening statements. If multiple parties are represented by separate counsel, the Court may apportion or expand the time. The Court may ask questions throughout each argument.

C. Number of Representatives or Advocates. Only one (1) representative or advocate may argue for each separately represented party. (Res. 2020-42 Exh. B)