Michigan Order Following Hearing On Application For Leave To Appeal is a hearing that takes place after an application for leave to appeal is filed in the Michigan appellate courts. This hearing is held to decide whether the appellate court should review the case and allow an appeal. In this hearing, the court evaluates the merits of the application to determine whether there is a reasonable probability that the appeal will be successful. If the application is granted, the court will then review the merits of the appeal and issue a ruling. There are two types of Michigan Order Following Hearing On Application For Leave To Appeal: the “oral argument” hearing and the “briefs only” hearing. In the oral argument hearing, both parties present their arguments before the panel of appellate court judges. The judges then make a decision based on the evidence and argument presented. In the briefs-only hearing, the parties submit written materials to the court which are then reviewed by the panel of judges. The judges make a decision based on the written materials without an oral argument.