What is the timing for a writ of cert to SCOTUS from 9th Cir. if you file a motion for panel rehearing and rehearing en banc?
90 days from the denial of the motion for rehearing/hearing en banc
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90 days from the denial of the motion for rehearing/hearing en banc
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