Kennedy v. South Carolina Retirement System

ORDER

Appellants have filed a petition for rehearing and a motion to allow oral argument. Respondents have filed a return, opposing appellants’ petition and motion. We deny the petition and motion.

In order to prevail on a petition for rehearing, appellants must demonstrate the Court overlooked or misapprehended their argument. Rule 221(a), SCACR. The dissent argues the appellants’ petition should be granted because of “one significant argument not previously considered by the Court.” The argument was not considered because it was never presented to this Court. Further, there is no evidence…