Another juror interview cited in the brief came from The New York Times in which a juror said he had "certain doubts".
The legal document quoted in the Microsoft brief came from the Justice Department's first antitrust suit against Microsoft, which was resolved in 1995.
The Kafkaesque briefing comes from a body which the Government claims is impartial and cross party.
The map shown at the White House press briefing came from another paper, published online 16 March in PLOS Current Outbreaks.
Now more than 1,000 briefs have been submitted with a combined brief value of over $13.5 million, with these briefs coming from the US, UK, Europe, Africa and Asia.
The only major opposition among the amicus briefs, often known as "friend of the court" briefs, comes from NetChoice a trade group of online retailers that includes such behemoths as Google, eBay and Overstock.com as well as smaller retailers.
This would be nothing of note if it weren't for who one of these amicus briefs came from -- a group of nine retired military generals, most of whom were known for blatantly disregarding military regulations themselves when they were on active duty.
Bonauto and Kaplan agreed that some of the most important briefs would come from the military and the business communities, attesting to the difficulties of dealing fairly with benefits and a host of other issues complicated by the uncertain status of gay families.
Over a third of blur's briefs and customers come from the U.S. and its Dallas, Texas office is growing "really fast", says Letts.
Fuller methods are available in an earlier publication 11 but in brief, participants came from four general practices, across the Townsend scale; 309 were sampled from the general population, 103 with a previous label of HF, 88 on diuretic therapy and 134 with risk factors of heart disease with some patients belonging to more than one cohort.
