$SFOR I don't have but because any case may be decided without oral argument, all major arguments should be fully developed in the briefs. Both SA & SFOR may include in their briefs at the conclusion of the argument a statement setting forth the reasons why in their opinion oral argument should be heard under local Rule 34(a).

Also, as soon as possible upon completion of the briefing schedule or within 10 days of tentative notification of oral argument, whichever is earlier, either SA or SFOR may file a motion to submit the case on the briefs without the necessity of oral argument as per local Rule 34(e). That motion must state the position of opposing counsel though.

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