When the judicial review has been held, a judicial review decision is entered by the judicial review case owner and a decision document or documents attached to the judicial review. Unlike the decisions for other types of appeals the decision for the judicial review is automatically approved. Before the judicial review case decision is entered, the judicial review case owner must enter a decision or resolution for each related appealed item considered at the judicial review. The system automatically determines the overall judicial review decision based on a combination of the resolutions entered for each item under appeal. This starts the judicial review decision lifecycle.
There are four possible resolutions for each item being appealed; accepted, remanded, not decided, and rejected.
An accepted resolution indicates that the appeal has been accepted and the appropriate action must be taken on the original item under appeal. It is up to the original owner to implement the decision resolution. A remanded resolution indicates that the appeal is being reviewed by the organization for reconsideration. A not decided resolution indicates that no decision has been made for the appeal. A rejected resolution indicates that the appeal has been rejected and the decision on the original application, product delivery case or issue case is upheld.
When a resolution has been entered for each item appealed at the judicial review, an overall decision is entered based on an evaluation of the individual resolution. A decision document detailing the decisions is recorded for the judicial review.
Once the judicial review is recorded, the decision document can be attached for the case or issue by attaching a file or specifying a file location and reference.