Archive for April, 2011

Updated Advocate Scorecard (OT00-10)

0 Comments Published by April 17th, 2011 in Oral Arguments, Statistics, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Bar

The Court’s hearing list for this month completes the list of attorneys who will argue before the Supreme Court during October Term 2010. I’ve updated my long-running Advocate Scorecard to reflect arguments from the current term so that the chart now reflects 11 terms. As always, I have included every advocate who has argued more [...]

Opinions Released as a Percentage of Total Term Opinions

0 Comments Published by April 9th, 2011 in Statistics

I’ve created a little chart that shows opinions released as a percentage of total opinions for a given term. For the current term, I’ve used a hypothetical total of 80, although that number is likely to rise before the end of June. The Court has released 41% of the opinions expected for OT10, a number [...]



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