Rule 2.13 - Docket Statements(A) Civil Appeals and Original Actions. In each civil appeal or cross- appeal filed in a trial court in the Second Appellate District, or original action filed in the Second District Court of Appeals, counsel for the appellant(s) (or appellant(s) pro se, if not represented by counsel) shall complete a civil docket statement on a form to be determined and prescribed by the Court. Simultaneously with the filing of the notice of appeal, or complaint if an original action, the appellant shall file with the clerk of the appropriate court a completed docket statement. See, Appendix of Forms.(B) Criminal Appeals. In each criminal appeal or cross-appeal filed in a trial court in the Second Appellate District, counsel for the appellant(s) (or appellant(s), pro se, if not represented by counsel) shall complete a criminal docket statement on a form to be determined and prescribed by the Court. Simultaneously with the filing of the notice of appeal, the appellant shall file with the clerk of the trial court a completed docket statement. See, Appendix of Forms.(C) Consequences of the failure to file a docket statement. Failure to timely file the docket statement required by this rule may result in contempt proceedings to be commenced against appellant or appellant's counsel, or may result in the dismissal of the appeal by the court, sua sponte.Effective 11/15/1992; amended effective 7/1/2021.