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

This bill creates a new procedure allowing parties to request the court of appeals to reconsider a prior decision if a subsequent state law contradicts that ruling. It applies to ongoing cases (not yet final) where new legislation directly conflicts with the court's previous legal interpretation. Parties must file a motion within 90 days of the new law's enactment or effective date, and the court must then consider all legal issues affected by the new law, even if those issues weren't previously addressed. The bill does not change the outcome of cases but provides a specific process for courts to revisit decisions based on new legislative action.