<p>The Supreme Court of Delaware&nbsp;will Hear Oral Arguments on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 in the Vale Courtroom. <br /><br />Please come and fill the Courtroom! <br /><br />Presiding will be Chief Justice Myron Steele and Justices Randy Holland, Carolyn Berger, Jack Jacobs and Henry duPont Ridgely. Two cases are scheduled at this time and there is a possibility that a third case will be added to the schedule. <br /><br />Copies of the briefs are available electronically or in hard copy from Connie Sweeney at 2177 or cmsweeney@widener.edu<br /><br />Courtroom Protocol will be in effect, and all attendees should be in line at the main entrance of the Vale by 9:30 a.m. to go through security. The first case will begin at 10 a.m. sharp. <br /><br /><strong>SCHEDULE</strong> <br /><br />10:00 a.m. <br />495, 2006 Trenwick v. Billett W. Scott-J.T. Laster <br /><br />11:00 a.m. <br />567, 2006 AT&amp;T v. Clarendon America J.E. James-<strong>D.A. Denham ('02)</strong> <br /><strong>J.C. Phillips ('95)</strong>, A.G. Flynn <br /><strong>K.F. Brady ('82)</strong>, <strong>J. Balaguer ('85)</strong>, <br />E.M. McNally, <strong>M.B. Matterer ('88)</strong> <br />F.J. Murphy, <strong>C.S. Reese ('81)</strong> <br />Widener Law alumni indicated in bold. <br /><br /><strong>FOR DECISION ON BRIEFS</strong> <br /><br />494, 2006 Mumford v. State of Delaware <br />479, 2006 Bermudez v. PTFE <br />538, 2006 Shaw v. State of Delaware <br />296/303, 2006 Bennett v. State of Delaware <br /><br /><strong>Courtroom Protocol For All Persons Attending Oral Arguments<br /></strong></p>
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<li>All persons must submit to a security check to enter the courtroom.</li>
<li>No backpacks or purses are allowed in the courtroom.</li>
<li>No cell phones, cameras, recording devices or beepers are allowed in thecourtroom. (Exception: credentialed media representatives may makesatisfactory advance arrangements with the Clerk consistent with the Court'smedia access order).</li>
<li>No food or drink will be allowed in the courtroom.</li>
<li>No one may enter or exit the courtroom after an argument has started. Entry and exit between arguments are permitted.</li>
<li>The Court requests the full attention of everyone during the argument.</li>
<li>Anyone who creates a disturbance must leave the courtroom and may not return. (Example: chronic coughing)</li>
<li>No outward display of emotion may be made during the argument.</li>
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