Good morning and welcome to Supreme Court Brief. The justices have a full April calendar with two arguments on each day. We take a look at who is on the phone. The April argument session normally would be the last of the term, but in the virus-era there has been nothing routine about the recent terms. When the April session ends, the justices have another argument to hear: Terry v. United States, set for May 4. Plus: Will there be tougher appellate disclosure rules for amicus briefs? A familiar name appeared on an amicus brief in the challenge to the male-only draft.
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April Argument Session: Who’s On the Line?
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