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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-12
Type U.s. Certified Question Accepted By Supreme Court
Docket 42 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ertified Question filed. Certified Question filed by the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
  2. otion for Extension of Time to File Motion for Rehearing disposed. Motion for Extension of Time to file Motion for Rehearing is granted. Motion for Rehearing is due March 5, 2024. FURTHER REQUESTS FOR EXTENSIONS OF TIME FOR THIS FILING WILL BE DISFAVORED.
  3. Motion for Extension of Time to File Motion for Rehearing
  4. Opinion issued
  5. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  6. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  7. Notice received
  8. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  9. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  10. Oral argument
  11. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  12. Submission Schedule
  13. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  14. Oral Argument Submission Form from Attorney received
  15. Reply Brief
  16. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  17. Motion to Argue disposed
  18. Electronic communication sent to Party
  19. Electronic communication sent to Party
  20. Phone call from Clerk's Office
  21. Call received
  22. Motion to Argue filed
  23. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  24. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  25. Amicus Curiae Brief received
  26. Letter Filed
  27. Amicus Curiae Letter Received
  28. Brief on the Merits
  29. Brief on the Merits
  30. Motion for Extension of Time disposed.
  31. Motion for Extension of Time to File Brief filed
  32. Call received
  33. Oral Argument Submission Form from Attorney received
  34. Oral Argument Submission Form from Attorney received
  35. Brief on the Merits Requested
  36. Case set for oral argument
  37. Certified Question accepted
  38. Certified Question disposed
  39. Letter Filed
  40. Record Received (See Remarks)
  41. Record Requested in Case
  42. Notice requesting filing fee

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