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Code · CFR · Title 10 — Energy · Part 2 — Agency Rules of Practice and Procedure · § 2.1015

§ 2.1015. Appeals.

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(a)No appeals from any Pre-License Application Presiding Officer or Presiding Officer order or decision issued under this subpart are permitted, except as prescribed in paragraphs (b), (c), and
(d)of this section.
(b)A notice of appeal from a Pre-License Application presiding officer order issued under § 2.1010, a presiding officer prehearing conference order issued under § 2.1021, a presiding officer order granting or denying a motion for summary disposition issued in accordance with § 2.1025, or a presiding officer order granting or denying a petition to amend one or more contentions under § 2.309, must be filed with the Commission no later than ten
(10)days after service of the order. A supporting brief must accompany the notice of appeal. Any other party, interested governmental participant, or potential party may file a brief in opposition to the appeal no later than ten
(10)days after service of the appeal.
(c)Appeals from a Presiding Officer initial decision or partial initial decision must be filed and briefed before the Commission in accordance with the following requirements.
(1)Notice of appeal. Within ten
(10)days after service of an initial decision, any party may take an appeal to the Commission by filing a notice of appeal. The notice shall specify:
(i)The party taking the appeal; and
(ii)The decision being appealed.
(2)Filing appellant's brief. Each appellant shall file a brief supporting its position on appeal within thirty
(30)days (40 days if Commission staff is the appellant) after the filing of notice required by paragraph
(a)of this section.
(3)Filing responsive brief. Any party who is not an appellant may file a brief in support of or in opposition to the appeal within thirty
(30)days after the period has expired for the filing and service of the brief of all appellants. Commission staff may file a responsive brief within forty
(40)days after the period has expired for the filing and service of the briefs of all appellants. A responding party shall file a single responsive brief regardless of the number of appellants' briefs filed.
(4)Brief content. A brief in excess of ten
(10)pages must contain a table of contents, with page references, and a table of cases (alphabetically arranged), statutes, regulations, and other authorities cited, with references to the pages of the brief where they are cited.
(i)An appellant's brief must clearly identify the errors of fact or law that are the subject of the appeal. An intervenor-appellant's brief must be confined to issues which the intervenor-appellant placed in controversy or sought to place in controversy in the proceeding. For each issue appealed, the precise portion of the record relied upon in support of the assertion of error must also be provided.
(ii)Each responsive brief must contain a reference to the precise portion of the record which supports each factual assertion made.
(5)Brief length. A party shall not file a brief in excess of seventy
(70)pages in length, exclusive of pages containing the table of contents, table of citations and any addendum containing statutes, rules, regulations, etc. A party may request an increase of this page limit for good cause. Such a request shall be made by motion submitted at least seven
(7)days before the date upon which the brief is due for filing and shall specify the enlargement requested.
(6)Certificate of service. All documents filed under this section must be accompanied by a certificate reflecting service upon all other parties to the proceeding.
(7)Failure to comply. A brief which in form or content is not in substantial compliance with the provisions of this section may be stricken, either on motion of a party or by the Commission on its own initiative.
(d)When, in the judgment of a Pre-License Application presiding officer or presiding officer, prompt appellate review of an order not immediately appealable under paragraph
(b)of this section is necessary to prevent detriment to the public interest or unusual delay or expense, the Pre-License Application presiding officer or presiding officer may refer the ruling promptly to the Commission, and shall provide notice of this referral to the parties, interested governmental participants, or potential parties. The parties, interested governmental participants, or potential parties may also request that the Pre-License Application presiding officer or presiding officer certify under § 2.319 rulings not immediately appealable under paragraph
(b)of this section.
(e)Unless otherwise ordered, the filing of an appeal, petition for review, referral, or request for certification of a ruling shall not stay the proceeding or extend the time for the performance of any act. [56 FR 7797, Feb. 26, 1991, as amended at 56 FR 29410, June 27, 1991; 69 FR 2265, Jan. 14, 2004]
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