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The rules in state court are different.  In [[New Jersey]], "motions for leave to appear as an amicus curiae in the Appellate Division shall be accompanied by the proposed amicus curiae brief and shall be filed on or before the day when the last brief is due from any party."  N.J. Court Rules, R. 1:13-9.
 
The rules in state court are different.  In [[New Jersey]], "motions for leave to appear as an amicus curiae in the Appellate Division shall be accompanied by the proposed amicus curiae brief and shall be filed on or before the day when the last brief is due from any party."  N.J. Court Rules, R. 1:13-9.
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== Word count limits ==
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Word count limits on amicus briefs are periodically adjusted by various courts, and need to be double-checked each time before filing.  It's worth checking local rules also.
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As of May 2023, general word count limits for the substantive body of these briefs appear to be as follows:
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*6,000 words in the [[U.S. Supreme Court]]
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*6,500 words in the [[U.S. Court of Appeals]]
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
 
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