RULE 18.13
              ACCELERATED REVIEW OF DISPOSITIONS IN JUVENILE
                            OFFENSE PROCEEDINGS


  (a)  Generally. Dispositions in a juvenile offense proceeding beyond the
standard range for such offenses shall be reviewed on the merits by
accelerated review as provided in this rule.

  (b)  Accelerated review by motion. The accelerated review of the
disposition shall be done by motion.  The motion must include (1) the name
of the party filing the motion; (2) the offense in a juvenile offense
proceeding; (3) the disposition of the trial court; (4) the standard range
for the offense; (5) a statement of the disposition urged by the moving
party; (6) copies of the clerk's papers and a written verbatim report of those
portions of the disposition proceeding that are material to the motion; (7) an
argument for the relief the party seeks; and (8) a statement of any other issues
to be decided in the review proceeding.

  (c) Motion procedure controls.  Unless otherwise specified in this rule,
the motion procedure, including a party's response, is governed by rule 17.

  (d)  Accelerated review of other issues.  The decision of issues other
than those relating to the juvenile offense disposition may be accelerated
only pursuant to rules 18.8, 18.12, or 18.13A.

  (e)  Supreme Court review.  A decision by the Court of Appeals on
accelerated review that relates only to a juvenile offense disposition is
subject to review by the Supreme Court only by a motion for discretionary
review on the terms and in the manner provided in rules 13.3(e) and 13.5A.

  (f)  Schedule.  The accelerated review shall include a schedule for
filing the record on review, the motion, response, and reply, and setting
oral argument.


[Amended December 5, 2002; September 1, 2006; October 2, 2008.]