Rule 11.2 - Expedited AppealsA. Appeals that are designated as expedited, accelerated, or given prompt consideration under App.R. 11.2 or another specific rule or statute will be processed according to the procedure set forth in that rule or statute. 1. The parties are to notify this Court in the docketing statement and by the filing of a written notice if the appeal is to be expedited, accelerated, or given prompt consideration, and must cite the rule or statute designating the appeal as expedited, accelerated or prompt consideration.2. No extensions for the filing of the record or the filing of briefs will be granted in expedited, accelerated or prompt consideration appeals except for extraordinary circumstances.B. Discretionary Expedition: Any party to an appeal may at any time after the filing of the notice of appeal file a motion requesting that a case be expedited for review and determination. Such motion shall state the essential facts and circumstances supporting the request. The Court of Appeals reserves the right to determine whether the facts and circumstances warrant expedited review and determination of the case. Where this Court grants such an application, the schedule for disposition of the appeal shall be set by separate entry of the Court and all parties shall give the case prompt attention and abide by the scheduling order(s) of the Court. No extensions for filing the record or filing briefs will be granted except for extraordinary circumstances.