(a) Statement of Jurisdiction. The appellant must file with the Supreme Court a statement of jurisdiction within ten days after the notice of appeal is filed with the trial court clerk.
(b) Contents of Statement. The statement of jurisdiction must plainly state the basis for the exercise of the Supreme Court’s direct appeal jurisdiction; insofar as appropriate, follow the form and contents of a petition for review prescribed by Rule 53; and conform to the length requirements prescribed for a petition for review by Rule 9.4.
(c) Response to Statement. An appellee may file a response to the appellant’s statement of jurisdiction challenging the exercise of direct appeal jurisdiction or a waiver of the response within ten days after the statement is filed with the Supreme Court. If filed, the response must, insofar as appropriate, follow the form and contents of a response to a petition for review prescribed by Rule 53 and conform to the length requirements prescribed for a response to a petition to review by Rule 9.4.