Rule 12.8 Recall

Here's a plain English summary:

The Presiding Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals has the power to pull a case back from the Emergency Appellate Division after it has already been assigned to a panel there. Once the case is recalled, the Presiding Judge can either send it to a different panel or keep it so the full Court can decide it instead.

This gives the Presiding Judge flexibility to manage how cases move through the emergency appeals process. If a case needs more attention or a different group of judges, this rule allows that change to happen even after the case was already assigned.