Authorizes renewals to the court of appeals based on a subsequent change in law

This bill allows individuals who lost a case in the state Court of Appeals to ask the court to reconsider its ruling if a new state law is passed that contradicts that decision. Under the new rules, an affected party must file a motion within 90 days of the new law taking effect, and the court will then permit full written arguments and oral hearings to decide whether to change its original verdict. Additionally, the court must address any legal questions raised by the new legislation, even if those specific issues were previously ignored because they were not raised during the initial trial. This provision directly impacts litigants seeking to update past judgments based on evolving state statutes while maintaining strict deadlines to ensure legal stability.