Rule 27.26 [Repealed]

This rule no longer exists. It used to let people who were convicted of a crime ask the court to review their case after the fact, similar to what's now handled through other post-conviction relief rules.

The rule was officially removed in 1987 and stopped applying starting January 1, 1988. If you're looking into old cases or research from before that date, you might still see references to Rule 27.26, but it has no legal effect today.

If you need to file something related to a past conviction, you'll want to look at the current post-conviction relief rules that replaced this one, such as Rule 29.15. Talk to a lawyer or check the current rule book to find the right process for your situation.