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RE: BECK et al v. NEVILLE et al
GREETINGS:
The following action was taken by the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona on December 6, 2022, in regard to the above-referenced cause:
ORDERED: Petition for Review = GRANTED.
FURTHER ORDERED: The case shall be set for oral argument.
FURTHER ORDERED: The parties may file simultaneous supplemental briefs, not to exceed 20 pages in length, no later than 20 days from the date of this Court's Minute Letter. Any amicus briefs are due on or before January 11, 2023 and any responses to amicus briefs are due on or before February 1, 2023. Any amicus briefs or responses may not exceed 20 pages in length.
FURTHER ORDERED: Request for Attorneys' Fees (Appellees Beck et al) = CONTINUED.
FURTHER ORDERED: Request for Attorneys' Fees (Appellants Neville et al) = CONTINUED.
Chief Justice Brutinel did not participate in the determination of this matter.
Filing of a supplemental brief is permissive rather than mandatory. This order should not be construed as an invitation to repeat the contents of the Petition for Review, the Response, or any Reply. Lack of a supplemental brief shall not be considered an admission that the position of the opposing party or parties should prevail.
Counsel shall be advised of the date and time of oral argument at such time as the hearing date is determined.
The Clerk of the Court of Appeals, Division One, Phoenix, shall forward the remaining record to the Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Tracie K. Lindeman, Clerk
TO:
Stephen W Tully
Bradley L Dunn
Jared L Sutton
Amy M Wood
Hon Pamela S Gates
Hon Jeff Fine
Raymond L Billotte
Hon Joseph C Welty
Hon Danielle J Viola
jd
ROBERT BRUTINEL Chief Justice
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Docket No: Arizona Supreme Court No. CV-22-0134-PR
Decided: December 06, 2022
Court: Supreme Court of Arizona.
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