Riley v. Bondi and the Role of the Court-Appointed Amicus - Tyler

Join the Tyler Lawyers Chapter for a lunch event!

Featuring:

• Stephen Hammer, Associate, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

In U.S. Supreme Court practice, the Court-appointed amicus has a unique role and responsibilities.  The Court typically appoints an amicus to defend the judgment below when the Court has granted certiorari in a case in which the parties agree that the lower court got it wrong.  Stephen Hammer will discuss his experience serving as Court-appointed amicus in the significant immigration case of Riley v. Bondi, which involved the deadline to seek judicial review after certain expedited removal orders.

Registration:

Member: Free | Non Members: $10

CLE Credit Approved.

This event is closed to press.

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