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MCR 3.722

MCR 3.722 - Appeals (2026)

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# Rule 3.722 Appeals (A) Rules Applicable. Except as provided by this rule, appeals involving an extreme risk protection order must comply with subchapter 7.200. (B) From Entry of Extreme Risk Protection Order. (1) Either party has an appeal of right from: (a) an order granting, denying, or continuing an extreme risk protection order after a hearing under MCR 3.718(D). (b) an order granting or denying an extended extreme risk protection order after a hearing under MCR 3.720(B). (2) Appeals of all other orders are by leave to appeal. (C) From Finding After Violation Hearing. The respondent has an appeal of right from a judgment of sentence for criminal contempt entered after a contested hearing.

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