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IV
ARGUMENTS—Continued
Time extended by the Court, five minutes for each party
(02–575)...................................................................................
United States argued as amicus curiae in support of
petitioners in part and supporting respondents in part
877
(02–281)...................................................................................
ATTORNEYS:
Chief Justice thanked attorney invited to brief and argue
809
in support of judgment below (01–1500) ..........................
Motion for appointment of counsel granted (01–1500;
01–9094; 02–5664; 02–524; 01–10873; 02–5034; 02–473;
539
02–6320) ............................................. 7, 8, 448, 609, 748, 787, 881
Motion for appointment of counsel nunc pro tunc
(01–1184) ................................................................................. 609
Motion to abolish cap on attorney’s fees denied (01–400).. 6
Sua Sponte appointment of counsel (02–9065) ....................
BRIEFS:
Leave to file response to supplemental brief granted;
1056
leave to file second supplemental brief granted
(01–1289) .................................................................................
Motion to file supplemental brief after argument granted
474
(01–593 & 01–594) .................................................................
Motion to file supplemental brief after argument denied
609
(01–1269) .................................................................................
Motion to file supplemental brief exceeding page limita-
609
tions (02–5664).......................................................................
Supplemental briefs, two weeks prior to argument coun-
749
sel ordered to file supplemental briefs (01–9094) ...........
Supplemental briefs, three days prior to argument counsel
ordered to be prepared to discuss jurisdiction and
269
to file supplemental briefs (02–5664) ................................
Supplemental briefs, at the conclusion of argument the
Chief Justice told parties to file supplemental briefs
679
(02–196) ...................................................................................
CERTIORARI:
706
Certiorari before judgment granted (02–516) ..................... 379
Denied, two Justices not participating (02–262).................. 262
Dismissed as Moot (02–855)..................................................... 771
Vacated and remanded prior to arguing case (02–322)...... 676