JM 2-5.113
Every oral argument should be preceded by a discussion of the issues between the AUSA or Special AUSA arguing the case and, at a minimum, the responsible AUSA supervising appellate matters or another attorney with significant appellate experience. In all cases, it is strongly encouraged that the arguing attorney answer questions from other attorneys as he or she would in the appellate court oral argument. In appropriate circumstances, the AUSA who will be presenting oral argument should consult with the relevant Department appellate section as part of the argument preparation.
[updated July 2018]