Q: I have a writ of certiorari petition packet from the US Supreme Court that needs to be done on, or before 6/6/2024.
I have difficulties in understanding some pages, such as: 1)related cases 2)in the table of authorities cited on part that asks cases 3)statement of the case. These are the 3 that I have difficulties in understanding, in which, I have to make sure that I fill it out correctly or it will get rejected by US Supreme Court in DC. So my questions are what does related case mean? What does cases mean on the table of authorities cited part? What does statement of the case mean?
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The questions you are asking are very basic, and the fact that you have to ask them suggests that you should not be attempting this appeal to the U.. Supreme Court without legal representation.
Q. what does related case mean? A. related cases" means other cases that you are involved in that are also pending in the Supreme Court
Q. What does cases mean on the table of authorities cited part? A. This means the previously decided cases that you are citing as authority for your arguments
Q What does statement of the case mean? A. Statement of the case means a statement of the facts, including what happened in the lower courts.
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