A statement of the case. The statementshall first indicate briefly the nature of thecase, the course of the proceedings, and thedisposition in the court below. There shallfollow a statement of the facts relevant tothe issues presented for review, withappropriate references to the record.(E) An argument. The argument may bepreceded by a summary. The argumentshall contain the contentions of theappellant with respect to the issuespresented, and the reasons therefor, withcitations to the authorities, statutes andparts of the record relied on.(F) A short conclusion stating the precise reliefSought

the facts and legal arguments are adequately presentedin the briefs and record and the decisional process wouldnot be significantly aided by oral argument.