See all of the amicus briefs submitted in the case, including those involving other alumni.
Then it took a more unusual step and cancelled the argument, saying that it plans to rule on the matter based solely on briefs submitted in the case.
"Today's opinion does only what it says it does: 'affords an opportunity' for the parties and courts of appeals to reconsider the parties' arguments" in light of the new briefs submitted in March.
HSBC and DOJ, in their opening briefs submitted in July, argued that Judge Gleeson wrongly intruded on Executive Branch functions by concluding that the courts have the authority and the duty to monitor the ongoing implementation and execution of HSBC's DPA.
Looking across the rest of our federal government, we see a Supreme Court that built a new web site, but still does not provide access to historical materials, such as the briefs submitted in cases, let alone the records of the lower courts decisions leading up to pinnacle of the marble palace.
In a brief submitted to the Supreme Court in August, Gaddie and Grofman argue that social scientists can identify exactly how much the differential treatment of voters is 'man-madee'' — a result of deliberate efforts by the party in power to penalize the opposition.
Last summer the book was cited by the American Psychiatric Association and other groups in a "friend of the court" brief submitted to the Supreme Court in Lawrence v. Texas, a case challenging a Texas anti-sodomy law.
DOJ's appeal notes, however, that Deisher, who has never applied for an NIH grant, claimed in a brief submitted Friday that "private funding is scarce" and that "in order to continue my research,..
He was a Washington Times op-ed columnist in 2012, writing about political issues from a conservative LGBTQ perspective, and in 2013 he signed onto an amicus curiae brief submitted to the Supreme Court in support of same-sex marriage.
