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Statistics As of June 28, 2005 JNL04$IND2—07-07-05 12:55:23 JNLINDPGT MILES II STATISTICS AS OF JUNE 28, 2005 Paid In Forma Original Total Cases Pauperis Cases Number of cases on docket..................... 4 2041 6543 8588 Cases disposed of...................................... 0 1687 5814 7501 Remaining on docket ............. 4 354 729 1087 Cases docketed during term: Paid cases............................................................................................ 1741 In forma pauperis cases.................................................................. 5755 Original cases ..................................................................................... 0 Total ..................................................................................................... 7496 Cases remaining from last term ............................................................... 1092 Total cases on the docket........................................................................... 8588 Cases disposed of......................................................................................... 7501 Number remaining on docket.................................................................... 1087 Petitions for certiorari granted: In paid cases ....................................................................................... 69 In in forma pauperis cases............................................................. 11 Appeals granted: In paid cases ....................................................................................... 0 Total cases granted plenary review......................................................... 80 Cases argued during term......................................................................... 87 Number disposed of by full opinions ............................................. 85 Number disposed of by per curiam opinions .............................. 2 Number set for reargument next term......................................... 0 Cases available for argument at beginning of term............................. 46 Disposed of summarily after review was granted ................................ 0 Original cases set for argument ............................................................... 2 Cases reviewed and decided without oral argument ........................... 826 Total cases available for argument at start of next term................... 41 Number of written opinions of the Court............................................... 74 Per curiam opinions in argued cases...................................................... 2 Number of lawyers admitted to practice as of June 28, 2005: On written motion ............................................................................. 2620 On oral motion.................................................................................... 1406 Total ................................................................................................ 4026 JNL04$IND4—10-07-05 16:18:20 JNLINDPGT MILES III GENERAL: Page 2003 Term closed and 2004 Term convened October 4, 2004.......................................................................................... 1 Acting Solicitor General Paul D. Clement welcomed to the Court by the Chief Justice.................................................. 1 Allotment Order......................................................................... 1125 Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales welcomed to the Court by the Chief Justice.................................................. 761 Chief Justice welcomes the President of the Supreme Peoples’ Court of China....................................................... 183 Justice Kennedy presided ........................................................ 663 Justice O’Connor presided ........................................... 269, 457, 561 Justice Scalia presided.............................................................. 353 Justice Stevens presided .......................................................... 211, 247, 249, 251, 265, 267, 293, 321, 323, 327, 347, 349, 371, 427, 429, 435, 453, 627, 629, 657, 661 APPEALS: Judgment affirmed; dissent noted (04–218).......................... 293 Vacated & Remanded (03–1391; 03–1396; 03–1399; 03– 1400; 03–9644)........................................................................ 185 ARGUMENTS: Argument pro hac vice (03–892; 03–907; 04–514) ........... 245, 862 Acting Solicitor General’s motion for leave to participate in oral argument and for divided argument denied (04–70 & 04–79) ..................................................................... 559 Divided argument granted; Court allocated time (02– 1672; 04–70 & 04–79; 04–5928; 03–1230 & 03–1234) ....... 211, 372, 701, 771 Motion to argue cases seriatim denied (04–70 & 04–79)... 372 Motion to reorder presentation of oral argument granted (03–1116; 03–1120; 03–1274) ................................................ 212 Ninety minutes allotted for oral argument (04–70 & 04–79) ...................................................................................... 156 Solicitor General’s motion for leave to participate in oral argument and for divided argument denied (04–1140).. 1119 ATTORNEYS: Motion to allow argument pro hac vice granted (04–514) 771 Motion for appointment of counsel denied (03–9560) ......... 251 JNL04$IND4—10-07-05 16:18:20 JNLINDPGT MILES IV ATTORNEYS—Continued Motion for appointment of counsel granted (03–9046; 03–9168; 03–9560; 03–1294; 04–637; 04–6964; 04–980; 04–721) ......................................................................................... 4, 5, 251, 270, 568, 876, 1030 BRIEFS: Motion to file supplemental brief after argument denied (02–1672; 03–10198)......................................................... 372, 1008 Motion to file supplemental brief after argument granted (03–932; 03–1693; 03–1693) ...................................... 559, 771, 908 Solicitor General invited to file a brief limited to question formulated by the Court (04–607) ..................................... 641 CERTIFIED QUESTIONS: Certified questions dismissed (04–59) ................................... 527 CERTIORARI: Denied, Justice Breyer noted he would grant (04–872) ..... 952 Dismissed as moot (04–5574)................................................... 236 Grant, Vacate and Remand in light of confession of error by the Acting Solicitor General (04–8465) ....................... 983 COSTS: Motion for attorney fees denied without prejudice (02–626; 03–898; 03–1445; 03–1440; 03–7434)........... 4, 294, 840 Motion for excess compensation denied (03–9168).............. 967 Motion for sanctions denied (04–403) .................................... 372 GRANTED CASES: Consolidated cases from different circuits (04–70 & 04–79; 03–1238 & 04–66) .............................................................. 156, 569 Dismissed as improvidently granted (04–5928) ................... 957 Justice Thomas recused (04–1186).......................................... 1009 Motion to deconsolidate cases denied (03–1230 & 03–1234) 771 Question presented added by the Court (03–1230 & 03–1234; 04–66; 04–597; 04–1170; 04–1332; 03–1559; 04– 1704 & 04–1724)..................................................................... 433, 569, 642, 967, 985, 1054, 1138 Order granting petitions is amended to consolidate cases (03–1230 & 03–1254) ............................................................. 455 JNL04$IND4—10-07-05 16:18:20 JNLINDPGT MILES V JUDGMENTS AND MANDATES: Judgment of Supreme Court of California reversed; cer- tiorari was to the Court of Appeal of California (04–6964)................................................................................. 1024 MOTIONS: Leave granted to file under seal (03M85; 03M87; 04M4; 04M13; 04M67) ....................................................................... 2, 3, 155, 875 Leave to file under seal denied without prejudice, given 30 days to refile (04M48) ..................................................... 568 Leave to proceed in forma pauperis without an affidavit of indigency granted (04M44) ............................................. 567 Motion for excess compensation denied (03–9168).............. 967 Motion for sanctions denied (04–403) .................................... 372 Motion to strike portions of merits brief denied (04–1084) 1105 Motion to strike private brief granted (04–775).................. 819 Renewed motion for leave to file under seal granted (04M48).................................................................................... 797 OPINIONS Chief Justice took no part (03–931; 03–710; 03–892; 03–907; 03–923; 03–814; 03–636; 02–1472 & 03–853; 03–9168; 03–1039; 03–1160; 03–750)................................... 364, 545, 624, 627, 657, 683, 737, 765, 861 Consolidated cases for argument, separate opinions (03–1230; 03–1234)................................................................. 1044 Dissenting opinion announced (03–633; 03–1693; 04–514) 657, 1071 Motion to substitute respondent granted (03–1488) ........... 979 Per Curiam, dismissed as improvidently granted (04–5928)................................................................................. 957 Plurality opinion (03–1388; 03–1500)................................ 998, 1072 Opinion dissenting from the denial of certioriari (04–386) 728 Opinion concurring in the denial of certiorari (04–7271)... 360 Opinion respecting the denial of a petition for certiorari (04–828)................................................................................... 728 Per Curiam (03–9560) ..............................................................
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