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Good Way to Find Amicus Briefs?
I'm an intern trying to find organizations who would file an amicus brief in support of my office's position. However, I have not found many organizations who would help us, and I have already exhausted Westlaw and SCOTUSblog for possible friends. Does anyone know of other resources to find amicus briefs?
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lawposeidon
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Re: Good Way to Find Amicus Briefs?
You have to find big Circuit or SCOTUS cases, pull them up on Westlaw or PACER and hope one was filed.
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Re: Good Way to Find Amicus Briefs?
also if you know of any state supreme courts that have decided the issue, they usually have online dockets where you can see/download all the briefs that were filed.
