Rules of the Court¶
Supreme Court of the United States. (2026). Rules of the Court.
Cited by¶
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Domain-specific¶
- Certiorari
- A grant of U.S. certiorari does not itself quash anything; an English quashing order is not a U.S.-style selection of a few nationally important appeals.
This sourceRule 10 governs discretion and states factual error is rarely enough; Rule 12.7 addresses later record transmission.
- A grant of U.S. certiorari does not itself quash anything; an English quashing order is not a U.S.-style selection of a few nationally important appeals.
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