Appeal filing requirements mandate separate, self-contained submissions, respectful language, and prompt transmission of records for appellate consideration. Each person must lodge an appeal separately and in that person's own name. The appeal must be presented to the authority to which it lies, with a copy ... Summary
Appeal filing requirements mandate separate, self-contained submissions, respectful language, and prompt transmission of records for appellate consideration.
Each person must lodge an appeal separately and in that person's own name. The appeal must be presented to the authority to which it lies, with a copy forwarded to the authority that made the challenged order. It must contain all material statements and arguments relied upon, be complete in itself, and avoid disrespectful or improper language. The originating authority must forward the appeal, comments, and relevant records to the appellate authority without avoidable delay and without awaiting directions.
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