Rule 208.3(b) - Motions Practice. Filing Of Argument Court Briefs(1) When a moving party files a scheduling praecipe for Argument Court, the moving party's brief shall be filed with the Court Administrator at the time the scheduling praecipe is presented, and the moving party shall serve copies of the brief on opposing counsel and unrepresented parties. All other parties shall file with the Court Administrator a brief within fifteen (15) days after service.(2) When a non-moving party files a scheduling praecipe, the moving party shall file with the Court Administrator and with all other parties a brief within fifteen (15) days after filing of the praecipe. All other parties shall file with the Court Administrator and all other parties a brief within ten (10) days of receipt of the moving party's brief.(3) If a party's brief is not timely filed, the court may, in its discretion: (a) Disregard any untimely brief;(b) Refuse oral argument by the offending party;(c) Consider the issues raised by the offending party to be waived;(d) Order argument continued;(e) Enter such other order as the interests of justice may require.