Rule 41 Issuance of certificate of judgment; stay of certificate of judgment.
Rule Text
(a) Date of issuance. The certificate of judgment of the court shall issue 18 days after the entry of judgment unless the time is shortened or enlarged by order.
(1) In the courts of appeals, the timely filing of an application for rehearing will stay the issuance of the certificate of judgment until disposition of the application unless otherwise ordered by the court. If the application is denied, the certificate of judgment shall issue 18 days after entry of the order denying the application unless the time is shortened or enlarged by order.
(2) In the Supreme Court, the timely filing of an application for rehearing will stay the issuance of the certificate of judgment until disposition of the application unless otherwise ordered by the court. If the application is denied by the Supreme Court, the certificate of judgment shall issue immediately unless in response to the first application the court substantially modified the original decision of the court, in which case, the certificate of judgment shall issue 18 days after entry of the order denying the application unless a second application is filed or the time is shortened or enlarged by order.
(b) Stay of certificate of judgment pending petitions for certiorari to courts of appeals. The timely filing of a petition for certiorari in the Supreme Court shall stay the issuance of the certificate of judgment by the courts of appeals, which stay shall continue until the final disposition by the Supreme Court. Upon the filing of a copy of an order of the Supreme Court denying the petition for certiorari, the certificate of judgment of the courts of appeals shall issue immediately. If the time for the issuance of the certificate of judgment shall have been shortened pursuant to subdivision (a) hereof, the courts of appeals shall grant such relief, upon motion, as may be appropriate.
[Amended eff. 3-1-2007.]