OCTOBER TERM 1994

Reference Index

Contents:

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Statistics .......................................................................................

General ..........................................................................................

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Appeals .........................................................................................

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Arguments ...................................................................................

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Attorneys ......................................................................................

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Briefs .............................................................................................

Certiorari .....................................................................................

Costs ..............................................................................................

Judgments and Opinions ...........................................................

Original Cases .............................................................................

Records .........................................................................................

Rehearings ...................................................................................

Rules .............................................................................................

Stays ..............................................................................................

Conclusion ....................................................................................

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STATISTICS AS OF JUNE 29, 1995

In FormaPaidOriginal Pauperis TotalCasesCases

Number of cases on docket..................... 11 2515 5574 8100Cases disposed of...................................... 2 2154 4976 7132Remaining on docket............. 9 361 598 968

Cases docketed during term:Paid cases............................................................................................ 2138

In forma pauperis cases.

................................................................. 4858Original cases..................................................................................... 0Total ..................................................................................................... 6996Cases remaining from last term............................................................... 1104Total cases on the docket........................................................................... 8100Cases disposed of......................................................................................... 7132Number remaining on docket.................................................................... 968Petitions for certiorari granted:In paid cases....................................................................................... 72*

In forma pauperis cases.

................................................................. 10Appeals granted:In paid cases............................................................................. 11Total cases granted plenary review......................................................... 93Cases argued during term......................................................................... 94Number disposed of by full opinions............................................. 91Number disposed of by

per curiam

opinions .............................. 3Number set for reargument next term......................................... 0Cases available for argument at beginning of term............................. 40 **Disposed of summarily after review was granted................................ 3Original cases set for argument............................................................... 3Cases reviewed and decided without oral argument ........................... 66***Total cases available for argument at start of next term................... 39Number of written opinions of the Court............................................... 82

Per Curiam

opinions in argued cases..................................................... 3Number of lawyers admitted to practice as of June 29, 1995:On written motion............................................................................. 3508On oral motion.................................................................................... 1168Total................................................................................................ 4676

* Includes those granted September 26, 1994** Includes 93–714—suggestion of mootness*** Includes S–1

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GENERAL:

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1993 Term closed and 1994 Term convened October 3,1994; adjourned October 1, 1995........................................ 1Breyer, J. Announces ﬁrst opinion (93–1001); reads dis-senting opinion (93–1260).............................................. 495, 783Burger, C. J. (Retired) died June 25, 1995. Lies in reposein Great Hall June 28; funeral June 29 at National Pres-byterian; burial in Arlington National Cemetery. Re-marks by the Chief Justice................................................. 967Ginsburg, J. reads dissenting opinion (94–631, et al.) ........ 991O’Connor, J. First woman to preside over Court, April 3,1995.......................................................................................... 699Powell, J. (Retired) Assigned to CA4.................................... 1028Rehnquist, C. J. Wears four gold stripes on sleeves of robe. January 9, 1995...................................................................... 415White, J. (Retired) Assigned to CA5; assigned to CA8..... 259,666, 1039APPEALS:Further consideration of appeals deferred so USDC cancure procedural defects (94–558, 94–627); probable ju-risdiction noted, stay re-entered .................................. 385, 407ARGUMENTS:Counsel wore military uniform to argue case (94–431)..... 756Counsel for respondent wore earring during argument(94–270)................................................................................... 671ATTORNEYS:Attorney invited to brief and argue case in support of judgment below (94–167)..................................................... 317Attorney moves admission of nine family members inCourt....................................................................................... 173Attorney permitted to resign (D–1419; D–1455, D–1481;D–1507; D–1496; D–1519; D–1539; D–1579)........ 180, 532, 621,642, 762, 814, 1027Motion for appointment of counsel granted (93–1462;94–251; 94–5707; 94–6790; 94–6615; 94–7427; 94–7492;94–1244; 94–967).............................................. 181, 272, 417, 520,523, 788, 850, 871, 970