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RAMIREZ_PetitionFOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI_2_6_2017

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QUESTIONS PRESENTED<br />

Ramirez was pro se and in forma pauperis. The lower court ordered the filing of a<br />

corrected brief and appendix. Ramirez’s corrected brief was timely mailed but the<br />

appendix was not because of a print-shop error. Under 11th Cir. R. 42-2(e), he<br />

mailed the appendix the very next day with his unopposed motion to treat it as<br />

timely and not dismiss his appeal on account of those extraordinary circumstances.<br />

The clerk received the corrected appendix and unopposed motion together. The<br />

clerk immediately treated the appeal as dismissed under 11th Cir. R. 42-2(c)<br />

because the corrected appendix was not filed by the due date. Yet the clerk did not<br />

file his 11th Cir. R. 42-2(e) motion to treat the corrected appendix as timely because<br />

it had dismissed the appeal.<br />

First. Do Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 25 and 45 require the clerk to file<br />

Ramirez’s unopposed motion to treat the corrected appendix as timely and present<br />

it to the Eleventh Circuit for consideration and ruling?<br />

Second. Is 11th Cir. R. 42-2 an unreasonable exercise of the Eleventh Circuit’s<br />

supervisory and rulemaking powers because it conflicts with the Federal Rules of<br />

Appellate Procedure?

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