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Filed 2024-05-22
Type Petition For Writ Of Injunction
Docket 20 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Court reporter/recorder's record
  2. Petition for Injunction disposed of. Justice Young delivered the opinion of the Court.
  3. Amicus Curiae Brief received. Amicus Curiae Brief received on behalf of City of Houston and Harris County Attorney submitted by Collyn A. Peddie of the City of Houston Legal Department.
  4. Amicus Curiae Letter Received. Amicus Letter received on behalf of Malcolm E. Whittaker of Whittaker Law Firm from Houston, Texas.
  5. Reply Brief. Reply Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Dallas County, et al.
  6. Amicus Curiae Brief received. Amicus Brief received on behalf of Disability Rights Texas submitted by Ashley Harris of ACLU Foundation of Texas from Houston, Texas.
  7. Amicus Curiae Brief received. Amicus Curiae Brief received on behalf of Texas Business Law Foundation submitted by Bradley G. Hubbard of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP from Dallas, Texas.
  8. Brief on the Merits. Real Party in Interest's Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Cecile Erwin, et al.
  9. Brief on the Merits. Relator's Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Dallas County, et al.
  10. Brief on the Merits Ordered. Expedited Brief on the Merits requested: Relator's brief due no later than July 5, 2024; Response brief due July 25, 2024; Reply brief due August 2, 2024.
  11. Notice from attorney regarding vacation dates. Vacation notice for Chad W. Dunn filed on behalf of Dallas County, Texas, et al.
  12. Notice from attorney regarding vacation dates. Vacation Letter filed on behalf of Dallas County, Texas, et al. Mr. Dunn will be out of the office June 24 - July 12, 2024.
  13. Reply to Response to Petition filed. Reply to Response to Petition for Writ of Injunction filed on behalf of Dallas County, et al.
  14. Amicus Curiae Letter Received. Amicus Curiae Letter received on behalf of Texas for Lawsuit Reform, submitted by E. Lee Parsley of Austin, Texas.
  15. Response to Petition for Writ of Mandamus Filed. Response to Petition for Writ of Injunction filed on behalf of Cecile Erwin, et al.
  16. Supreme Court of Texas Requested Response. Requested response to petition for writ of injunction due no later than 4:30 p.m., Friday, June 7, 2024.
  17. Response Waiver filed. Response Waiver filed on behalf of Cecile Erwin, et al.
  18. Petition for Writ of Injunction. Petition for Writ of Injunction filed on behalf of Dallas County, et al.
  19. Clerk's Record
  20. Court reporter/recorder's record

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