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United States v. D.L. Boyd, et al1897
Rules of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 1930: appendix, form of method of taking appeals, making up transcripts of records, docketing cases, printing records, etc.1930
Revised rules of the United states Circuit court of appeals for the Fourth circuit, 1939, with amendments to October 21, 1941.1941
Rules of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, supplementing the federal rules of appellate procedure (with revisions through 10/6/82), and rules of the Fourth Circuit Judicial Council.1982

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United States v. D.L. Boyd, et al1897
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Rules of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, supplementing the federal rules of appellate procedure (with revisions through 10/6/82), and rules of the Fourth Circuit Judicial Council.1982
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals, 4th Circuit: [records and briefs].1993
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Rules of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 1930: appendix, form of method of taking appeals, making up transcripts of records, docketing cases, printing records, etc.1930
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Revised rules of the United states Circuit court of appeals for the Fourth circuit, 1939, with amendments to October 21, 1941.1941
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