Q: The Appellate Court sent me a letter; A turn down letter from the superior Court. appellant Opening brief is due in 30
I did not received can't letter from the superior court; I don't have any idea what is going on with my Civil Case/Wronful Eviction. Please let me know how I can prepare opening brief and the reason why I need to send it, and the step I need to take for the procedures. Thank you!
A:
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