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UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS <br /> FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT <br /> <br /> February 15, 1990 <br /> <br />TO: John R. Boger, Esq. <br /> Ronald McGill <br /> <br /> NOTICE OF JUDGMENT. <br /> Judgment was entered this date in Case Number(s): 89-7605 <br /> The Court's opinion is enclosed. <br /> <br /> PETITION FOR REHEARING (FRAP 40) <br /> SUGGESTION FOR REHEARING IN BANC (FRAP 35) <br /> <br />Filing A petition must be received in the Clerk's Office within 14 <br />Time days after the judgment date set forth above, to be tin~ly. <br /> If a suggestion for rehearing in banc is to be made, it must be <br /> filed at the same time and in the same document as the petition <br /> for rehearing. No extension will be granted save for the most <br /> co~pelling reasons. Requests based on grounds such as miscalcula- <br /> t_ion of time or a need to consult with others will be peremptorily <br /> denied. <br /> <br /> You are reminded that a timely filed petition for rehearing will <br /> stay the mandate and toll the running of the time for filing a <br /> petition for a writ of certiorari, but a suggestion for rehearing <br /> in banc, filed without a petition for rehearing will accomplish <br /> neither of these. <br /> <br />Purpose A petition should only be laade to direct the Court's attention <br /> to one or more of the following situations: <br /> <br /> 1. A material fact or law overlooked in the decision. <br /> <br /> 2. A change in the law which eccarred after the case was <br /> submitted and which was overlooked by the panel. <br /> <br /> 3.An apparent conflict with another decision of the Court <br /> which is not addressed in the opinion. <br /> <br />State~r~nt A petition shall contain an introduction stating that, in <br />of Counsel counsel's judgment, one or more of the situations exist as <br /> described in the above "Purpose" section. The points to be <br /> raised shall be succinctly listed in the statement. Lacking <br /> such a statement, the petition will be returned to counsel. <br /> <br />Form The 15 page limit allowed by the Rule shall be obselwed. The <br /> Court requires 15 copies of the petition; however, a pro se party <br /> who is indigent may file the original only. <br /> <br /> BILL OF COSTS (FRAP 39) <br /> <br />Filing A party to whom costs are allowed, who desires taxation of costs, <br />Time shall file a bill of costs wit]~n 14 days after judgment. <br /> <br /> 1 <br /> <br /> <br />