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This document is a supplemental brief submitted by the plaintiffs-appellants, challenging the authority of Ohio Attorney General David Yost in rejecting their proposed constitutional amendment summary, which they argue violates their First Amendment rights. It outlines their arguments regarding undue restrictions on political speech and the need for prospective judicial relief amidst ongoing violations.

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1. Review the court's rules for filing an en banc supplemental brief.
2. Gather all relevant information and documents from your case.
3. Identify the key issues that need to be addressed in your brief.
4. Draft an outline of your argument, ensuring it is clear and concise.
5. Write the introduction, stating the purpose of the supplemental brief.
6. Develop the argument section, referencing legal precedents and facts.
7. Include a conclusion summarizing the key points and stating the desired outcome.
8. Edit and proofread the brief for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
9. Ensure all citations and references are properly formatted.
10. Submit the brief following the specified filing procedures.

Who needs en banc supplemental brief?

1. Parties involved in a legal appeal seeking to present additional arguments to a larger panel of judges.
2. Appellants who believe that the decision of a lower court is significant enough to warrant reconsideration by an en banc court.
3. Respondents who need to respond to new arguments or issues raised in the context of an en banc review.

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What is en banc supplemental brief?

An en banc supplemental brief is a document submitted to a court that outlines additional arguments or information relevant to a case being reviewed by the entire court or a larger panel of judges.

Who is required to file en banc supplemental brief?

Generally, parties involved in the case, such as appellants or appellees, are required to file an en banc supplemental brief when directed by the court.

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What is the purpose of en banc supplemental brief?

The purpose of an en banc supplemental brief is to provide the court with further information or legal arguments that are pertinent to a case which may influence the court's decision.

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The en banc supplemental brief must include the case caption, relevant legal arguments, facts of the case, citations to legal authority, and any other information requested by the court.