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9th Cir. R. 20-1

APPLICABILITY OF OTHER RULES TO REVIEW OF AGENCY DECISIONS

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All provisions of these Circuit Rules are applicable to review or enforcement of orders of

agencies, except that any Circuit Rules accompanying FRAP 3 through 14, and FRAP 22 and 23

are not applicable. As used in any applicable rule, in proceedings to review or enforce agency

orders, the term “appellant” includes a petitioner, the term “appellee” includes a respondent, and

the term “appeal” includes a petition for review or enforcement. (Rev. 12/1/09)

FRAP 21

TITLE V. Extraordinary Writs

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