§ 131.735 Review of exclusion order

If you get ordered off public property under this set of laws, you have the right to go straight to court about it. You can ask the circuit court in the county where the property is located to look at the exclusion order and decide if it was fair.

This request is called a "writ of review." The court has to treat your case as urgent. That means your case gets bumped ahead of other cases already on the court's schedule, so you don't have to wait a long time to get an answer.

In short, this rule makes sure people who are banned from public property don't have to sit around wondering if the ban was legal. You get quick access to a judge who can check whether the order was proper.