Rule 610 - Appellate Court Mandate(a) Generally. The Court of Appeals must issue a mandate in the manner and at the times provided in this rule, except as provided in Rule 607(e)(4).(b) No Notice of Intent to File Petition for Review. If a timely notice of intent to file a petition for review is not filed, then the Court of Appeals clerk must issue the mandate.(c) No Petition for Review. If a party files a notice of intent to file a petition for review but does not timely file a petition, then the Court of Appeals clerk must issue the mandate.(d) Petition for Review Denied. If a petition for review is filed, the Court of Appeals clerk must issue a mandate upon receiving an order of the Supreme Court denying the petition for review.(e) Petition for Review Granted. If the Supreme Court grants a petition for review, the Supreme Court clerk issues the mandate.(f) Return of Exhibits and Other Objects. The appellate court clerk must return to the juvenile court with the mandate any exhibits or other objects the juvenile court transmitted as originals. The appellate court may either return to the juvenile court with the mandate or destroy pursuant to rule or the appellate court's administrative orders any papers, exhibits, or other objects that the juvenile court transmitted as certified copies.Adopted Dec. 8, 2021, effective 7/1/2022.