Rule 8.366 Hearing and decision in the Court of Appeal
Criminal Appeals
(a) General application of rules 8.252-8.272
Except as provided in this rule, rules 8.252-8.272 govern the hearing and decision in the Court of Appeal of an appeal in a criminal case.
(b) Finality
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this rule, a Court of Appeal decision in a proceeding under this chapter, including an order dismissing an appeal involuntarily, is final in that court 30 days after filing.
(2) The following Court of Appeal decisions are final in that court on filing:
(A) The denial of an application for bail or to reduce bail pending appeal; and
(B) The dismissal of an appeal on request or stipulation.
(3) If a Court of Appeal certifies its opinion for publication or partial publication after filing its decision and before its decision becomes final in that court, the finality period runs from the filing date of the order for publication.
(4) If an order modifying an opinion changes the appellate judgment, the finality period runs from the filing date of the modification order.
(c) Sanctions
Except for (a)(1), rule 8.276 applies in criminal appeals.
Rule 8.366 amended effective January 1, 2009; adopted as rule 33.1 effective January 1, 2004; previously amended and renumbered effective January 1, 2007; previously amended effective January 1, 2008.