§2344 Review of orders; time; notice; contents of petition; service

Summary

When an agency issues a final order that can be reviewed, it must quickly notify people by its normal rules for service or publication. Anyone hurt by that final order has 60 days from the order’s entry to ask the proper court of appeals to review it. The case must be filed against the United States. The petition must briefly say four things: the kind of proceedings being reviewed, the facts that show why that court is the right one, the legal reasons for asking for relief, and the specific relief requested.