10 USC App Rule 6: Quorum
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10 USC App Rule 6: Quorum
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Rule 6. Quorum

(a) A majority of the judges in regular active service authorized to constitute the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces shall constitute a quorum. The concurrence of the majority of such judges, whether present and voting or voting telephonically or electronically, shall be required for a final resolution of any matter before the Court, subject to subsections (b) and (c). In the event there are fewer than three active judges, such active judges shall constitute a quorum. 10 USC §943.

(b) The Chief Judge, or the judge performing the duties of the Chief Judge, shall have the authority to issue temporary orders or stays pending the convening of a quorum. See Rules 15(f) and 27(a)(4).

(c) If no judge is present, the Clerk may adjourn the Court from day to day. See Rule 9(d).

(Interim change May 11, 1994; amended Oct. 12, 1994.)