Part VIII · Opinions and Judgments

Rule 61. STAY OF REMITTITUR

Amended January 15, 2026 (current)

Any party desiring to have the remittitur stayed in this Court in order to appeal to, or seek a writ of certiorari in, the Supreme Court of the United States shall file in this Court a motion to stay the remittitur with a concise statement of the issues to be raised on appeal or in the petition for certiorari. Such motion shall be filed at the time of filing a motion for reconsideration or, if no motion for reconsideration is filed, within the time allowed for filing of one. See Rule 27. A stay of remittitur will not be granted by this Court from the denial of a petition for certiorari. A motion to stay the remittitur that is filed after the remittitur has been transmitted to the court from which the case was received shall not be accepted for filing. XII. THE PARENTAL NOTIFICATION ACT Rules 62 through 66 are adopted to provide for the expedited consideration of appeals under the "Parental Notification Act" (OCGA § 15-11-680 et seq.) for a minor seeking an abortion. See OCGA § 15-11-684(e). 48