Petition For Writ Of Certiorari - Minnesota Court Of Appeals Page 12
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19What Happens Next?
Court of Appeals Receives the Evidentiary Record and Briefs
DEED sends the record from your case to the Court of Appeals, including any transcript of your
hearing(s). DEED and your former employer also have the opportunity to each submit a brief to
the Court of Appeals.
Oral Argument or Non-Oral Consideration
After the parties have filed their briefs, your appeal will be submitted to a panel of three Court of
Appeals judges. You will receive a Notice of the date of oral argument or non-oral consideration
by the panel. This notice will also include the names of the judges assigned to decide your case.
If you are not represented by an attorney, the Court of Appeals will not allow oral argument by
any party. See
Minn. App. Spec. R. Pract.
2.
In deciding your appeal, the Court of Appeals looks at the evidence used in the hearing(s) before
the ULJ. You may not give new evidence on appeal without first getting permission from the
Court of Appeals. The Court of Appeals generally does not accept new evidence.
Opinion is Issued
The Court of Appeals will issue a written decision, called an “opinion,” within 90 days after the
appeal is considered by the judges. If you wish to appeal the Court of Appeals decision, you have
30 days after the opinion is issued to file a petition for further review (PFR), which is a request
for the Minnesota Supreme Court to review the Court of Appeals decision. See
Minn. R. Civ. App.
P.
117.
Revised 12/15/17
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