Q: Can an appeal be filed on a case affirmed by the supreme court?
Guyve Hall, Petitioner, V. Department Of Veterans Affairs Federal Court 1994 22F.3d 1104 Fed. Cir. 1994.
A: On appeal, the United States Court of Appeals affirmed per curium on March 15th. A petition for a writ of certiorari could have been filed in the U.S. Supreme Court, but I don't believe it would be timely if filed now.
A: Only by petition to the U.S. Supreme Court if there is a federal law issue involved, and Scotus has discretion to accept the petition or deny review.
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