UT · rules
Utah R. App. P. 58
Ruling
(a) After reviewing the petition on appeal, any response, and the record, the Court of Appeals may rule by opinion, memorandum decision, or order. The Court of Appeals may issue a decision or may set the case for full briefing underRule 24. The Court of Appeals may order an expedited briefing schedule and specify which issues must be briefed.
(b) If the Court of Appeals affirms, reverses, or remands the juvenile court order, judgment, or decree, further review pursuant to Rule 35 may be sought, but refusal to grant full briefing will not be a ground for such further review.
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-14
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