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Appellate Procedure 7-39<br />

§ 7.47 Timing of Petition for Review<br />

The petition for review must be filed within 30 days of the filing of<br />

the Court of Appeals opinion. This 30‐day period is jurisdictional, and<br />

the 3-day mail rule does not apply. K.S.A. 20-3018(b); Rule 8.03(a)(1);<br />

Kargus v. State, 284 Kan. 908, 925, 169 P.3d 307 (2007). The petitioner<br />

must file the original and nine copies of the petition with the clerk of the<br />

<strong>appellate</strong> courts, and attach a copy of the Court of Appeals opinion to<br />

the petition. Rule 8.03(a)(1).<br />

PRACTICE NOTE: The filing of a motion for<br />

rehearing in the Court of Appeals under Rule 7.05 does<br />

not extend the 30-day jurisdictional time period for filing<br />

a petition for review.<br />

§ 7.48 Content of Petition for Review<br />

The petition for review must contain the following items in order:<br />

a clear prayer for review; date of the Court of Appeals decision; a clear<br />

statement of the issues decided by the Court of Appeals of which review<br />

is sought; a short statement of relevant facts; a short argument including<br />

authority stating the reason review is warranted; and an appendix<br />

containing a copy of the Court of Appeals decision. Rule 8.03(a)(4).<br />

The appendix also must include copies of other documents from the<br />

<strong>appellate</strong> record that are relevant to the issues presented for review. See<br />

Rule 8.03(a)(4)(F).<br />

PRACTICE NOTE: The purpose of the petition,<br />

cross-petition, response, and reply is to identify the<br />

reason the Supreme Court should exercise its discretion<br />

to grant or deny review. Rule 8.03(e)(3). That purpose is<br />

not served if the filings merely repeat arguments made<br />

to the Court of Appeals.<br />

§ 7.49 Grant or Denial of Review<br />

The Supreme Court considers several factors in determining whether<br />

to grant review: the public importance of the question presented; the<br />

existence of a conflict between the Court of Appeals decision and prior<br />

<strong>appellate</strong> decisions; the need for exercising Supreme Court supervisory<br />

authority; and the final or interlocutory character of the opinion to be<br />

reviewed. K.S.A. 20‐3018(b).<br />

2013

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