Section 32.181. Motions.

(1) All motions, and affidavits and briefs in support thereof, shall be typewritten or printed and 4 copies thereof shall  be  filed   with the tribunal. Allegations of fact in motions shall be supported by affidavit. Motions shall set out briefly, but distinctly, the grounds upon which they are founded and shall be signed by the attorney of the party on whose behalf they are filed.

(2)   All motions shall be filed not later than 21 days from the date the accused filed the petition for review.

(3)   Any opposition to a motion shall be filed within  14  days  after receipt by the opposing party of service of the motion.

(4)    Oral argument shall not be permitted on motions, except when ordered by the tribunal.

(5)   A motion to dismiss an appeal may be made by the appellee  on  any    of the following grounds:

(a)   The appeal is not within the jurisdiction of the tribunal.

(b)   The appeal was not taken or pursued in conformity with these  rules.

(c)   The question or questions sought to be reviewed   were     not   properly raised or were not raised in a timely manner.

History: 1986 AACS.