Rule 210.1 - Transcription Required For Argument(a) If in the opinion of counsel for any party a transcription of the testimony or of a prior court proceeding is necessary for the just disposition of a matter to be argued to the court or to an individual judge of the court, that counsel shall serve upon the office of the court reporters and upon all other parties to the action a written notification that such transcription shall be required. Such notice shall be provided as soon as practicable and, in any event, not later than five (5) days after the filing of motion or petition which is to be argued. Said notice shall contain:(1) the full caption of the case;(2) the date(s) of the proceeding(s) for which a transcription is deemed necessary;(3) the type of proceeding for which the transcription is deemed necessary; and(4) the date on which the transcription is required, which date should be no later than seven (7) days prior to the scheduled date of argument.(b) As soon as can be determined after receipt of the notice required by paragraph (a), the office of the court reporters shall advise all parties and the court of the approximate date on which said transcription shall be available, so that the parties and the court can consider alternative argument dates if such appears necessary or desirable.Amended effective November 2014.