Sec 11.7 Notice of Decision and Petition for Rehearing

When the Supreme Court makes a decision on a petition, both the person who filed it and the General Counsel will be officially told about the outcome. This notice lets both sides know exactly what the Court decided.

If either side disagrees with the decision, they have a chance to ask the Court to look at it again. To do this, they must file a petition for rehearing with the Clerk of the Supreme Court. This request has to be filed within 20 days after the Court issues its decision. Missing this deadline likely means losing the chance to ask for a second look.