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(a) In any proceeding under this title, the Court of Appeals may, in its discretion, convene a pretrial conference to consider:

(1) Simplifying the issues.

(2) Amending the notice of appeal to provide a clearer statement of the case.

(3) The possibility of the parties stipulating to factual matters or points of law to be considered.

(b) The pretrial conference shall be conducted by the Presiding Judge or by another Judge appointed by the Presiding Judge; provided, however, that the trial Judge may not be so appointed. The pretrial conference may be convened in any location or manner provided in ATC 2.15.160. [2008 Code § 2.4.15; Res. 1999-17]