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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-26
Status Remittitur
Type Civil Constitutional Question
Docket 37 entries

Docket Entries

  2. ORAL ARGUMENT - Appellant Request for Oral Argument
  3. APPELLANT - Brief of Appellant
  4. APPELLEE - Request for Extension of Time to File Briefs
  5. Motion to Recuse Supreme Court Justice
  6. APPELLEE - Response to Motion
  7. ATTORNEY - Entry of Appearance of Counsel
  8. APPELLEE - Brief of Appellee
  9. APPELLANT - Request for Extension of Time to File Briefs
  10. APPELLANT - Reply Brief
  11. Unusual Motion
  12. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  13. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  14. ATTORNEY - Motion to Participate by Out-of-State Attorney
  15. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  16. AMICUS - Appellant - Brief of Amicus Curiae
  17. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  18. ATTORNEY - Motion to Participate by Out-of-State Attorney
  19. ATTORNEY - Motion to Participate by Out-of-State Attorney
  20. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  21. AMICUS - Appellant - Brief of Amicus Curiae
  22. AMICUS - Appellee Amicus Brief
  23. ATTORNEY - Motion to Participate by Out-of-State Attorney
  24. Letter
  25. Letter
  26. Letter
  27. Motion to File Supplemental Brief
  28. Letter
  29. APPELLANT - Supplemental Brief
  30. APPELLANT - Letter Brief
  31. APPELLEE - Letter Brief
  32. APPELLANT - Response Brief
  33. APPELLEE - Supplemental Brief
  34. Motion to File Supplemental Brief
  35. APPELLANT Response to Motion
  36. ATTORNEY - Motion to Participate by Out-of-State Attorney
  37. Motion for Reconsideration

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