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From the wording of your question you are actually asking what is the timeframe for making an appeal to the US Supreme Court.
Sometimes a case can take years to be presented and you must establish a an over-riding Federal Law or Constitutional issue which they might wish to address. Additionally, I have never heard of a pro se case being presented to The Supremes. You will DEFINITELY need to seek the advice and assistance of legal counsel.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 15y agoIt varies depending upon the type of case that is being submitted for appeal and has much to do with the statutes of limitations of the state in which the case was first presented.
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