Rule 361. Motions in Reviewing Court [apparently re In Forma Pauperis motions]

(b) Filing; Proposed Order; Responses
(3)  Responses to a motion shall be in writing and be filed, with proof of service, within 5 days after personal, or e-mail or facsimile service of the motion, or 10 days after mailing of the motion if service is by mail, or 10 days after delivery to a third-party commercial carrier if service is by delivery to a third-party commercial carrier, or within such further time as the court or a judge thereof may allow.

Rule 383. Motions for Supervisory Orders

(d) The prevailing party below shall have 7 days after personal, or e-mail service of the motion, or 14 days after mailing of the motion if service is by mail, or 14 days after delivery of the motion to a third-party commercial carrier if service is by delivery to a third-party commercial carrier, or within such further time as the court or a judge thereof may allow, to file any objections to the motion, and service shall be made upon the movant and proof of service filed with the clerk of the court.

Rule 381. Original Actions in the Supreme Court Pursuant to Article VI, Section 4(a), of the Constitution [apparently re Rule 383 Motions for Supervisory Orders]

(a)  Motion for Leave to File; Only Issues of Law Considered. Proceedings in the supreme court in original actions in cases relating to revenue, mandamus, prohibition, or habeas corpus, and as may be necessary to the complete determination of any case on review, shall be instituted by filing a motion, supported by explanatory suggestions, for leave to file a complaint seeking appropriate relief. Only issues of law will be considered. The proposed complaint shall be sworn to and shall contain or have attached to it the lower court records or other pertinent material that will fully present the issues of law.

(d) Objections to Motion. The respondent shall have 7 days after personal, or e-mail service of the motion, or 14 days after mailing of the motion if service is by mail, or 14 days after delivery to a third-party commercial carrier if service is by delivery to a third-party commercial carrier, or within such further time as the court or a judge thereof may allow to file any objections to the motion, and service shall be made upon the movant and proof of service filed with the clerk of the court.