Rule 27 Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States
Rule 27 Rules of the Supreme Court of the United States is about The Calendar. It is under Part VI (Briefs on The Merits and Oral Argument) of the Rules.
1. From time to time, the Clerk will prepare a calendar of cases ready for argument. A case ordinarily will not be called for argument less than two weeks after the brief on the merits for the respondent or appellee is due.
2. The Clerk will advise counsel when they are required to appear for oral argument and will publish a hearing list in advance of each argument session for the convenience of counsel and the information of the public.
3. The Court, on its own motion or that of a party, may order that two or more cases involving the same or related questions be argued together as one case or on such other terms as the Court may prescribe.
