OR · rules
ORAP 9.10
RESPONSE TO PETITION FOR REVIEW
(1) A party to an appeal or judicial review in the Court of Appeals may, but need not,
file a response to a petition for review. The response may include the party's contingent request
for review of any question properly before the Court of Appeals in the event that the court grants
the petition for review. In the absence of a response, the party's brief in the Court of Appeals will
be considered as the response.
(2) A response to a petition for review is due within 14 days after the petition for
review is filed.
(3) A response shall be in the form of a brief prepared in conformity with ORAP 5.05
and ORAP 5.35. For purposes of ORAP 5.05, the response must not exceed 5,000 words or (if
the certification under ORAP 5.05(2)(d) certifies that the preparer does not have access to a
word-processing system that provides a word count) 15 pages. Any party filing a response shall
file with the Supreme Court one original response, serve a copy of the response on every other
party to the review, and file proof of service.
Provenance
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- courts.oregon.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
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