administrative agency that desires to proceed in forma pauperis should file with the Court of Appeals a motion for leave to do so and an affidavit using the new form App. R. 40-1 and the revised form App. R. 40-2, which was previously App. R. 40-1. 5 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Appellate Rule 14. 6 Rule 14(B)(3) now provides that the appellant shall file electronically, rather than conventionally, a notice of appeal for discretionary interlocutory appeals. 7 Similarly, Rule 14(C)(5) now provides that an interlocutory appeal of an order granting or denying class action certification shall be filed electronically. 8 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Appellate Rule 49(A) to provide that any party shall file its appendix on or before filing its brief. 9 Rule 49(A) no longer provides that an appellee shall file its appendix with its brief, since the Rule now permits the appellee to file its appendix before filing its brief. 10 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Rule 50(D) to provide that appendices, while still limited to 250 pages, may now be up to fifty megabytes in size. 11 Previously, appendices were limited to twenty megabytes in size. 1 2 Similarly, Appendix A, Standards for Preparation of Electronic Transcripts, now provides that transcripts may be up to fifty megabytes in size. 13 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Rule 2(Y) to provide that a user agreement must be in a form provided by the Indiana Office of Judicial Administration. 14 Previously, the Rule had provided that the form would be provided by the Indiana Office Division of Judicial State Court Administration, so the amendment deleted the words "Division" and "State Court." 15 Beginning in 2006, the Indiana Supreme Court,
Court Reporter shall be given notice of the exclusion and the basis. 8 Rule 7 also instructs, "[T]he Court Reporter shall comply with Appellate Rules 28(F) and 29(D) when preparing the transcript on appeal." 9 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Indiana Appellate Rule 11(D), which addresses the duties of the Court Reporter and the failure to file a complete transcript. 10 This rule discusses what an appellant shall do when the Court Reporter fails to file a transcript as required, and directs the appellant to file a motion to compel, which shall be verified and shall state that "the motion was served on the Court Reporter," replacing the former language that "service as required under Rule 24(A)(1) was properly made." 11 The Indiana Supreme Court amended Indiana Appellate Rule 22(B), citation form for "Citations to Indiana Statutes, Regulations, Court Rules, and County Local Court Rules." 12 This amendment modified what the Court prefers for the long and short form of various citations, and now reads as follows:13. Id. at 1-2. 14
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