Rule 210 - Form and Content of Briefs(a) The brief of the moving party shall contain a statement of the questions involved, a history of the case, and argument; and shall have appended to it a copy of the relevant docket entries, all pleadings or papers in the nature thereof upon which the particular application is based or that are necessary to a full understanding of the questions involved and any adjudication, decision, or opinion previously filed. The brief of the responding party needs contain only that party's argument, but a counter statement of the questions involved and a counter-history of the case may be added.(b) The argument shall be divided into as many parts as there are questions to be argued, each part with a heading indicating the particular question discussed therein. If reference is made to the evidence or charge, the argument shall set forth in immediate connection therewith, or in a footnote thereto a reference to the page or pages of the transcript where the matter referred to appears. When a finding of fact or the refusal to find a fact is discussed, the argument shall contain a synopsis of all the evidence on the question, with a reference to the page or pages of the transcript where the evidence may be found.(c) The matter will be decided on the briefs submitted unless oral argument is requested.(d) This rule applies to all briefs submitted to the Court En Banc as well as those submitted to individual Judges.Amended effective 1/1/2023.