As
per the rules of the supreme court of the United States, the papers
required to print briefs need to be 61/8 by 91/4 inches in size and
not less than sixty pounds in weight, while the cover needs to
consist of sixty five pound weight paper. The court prefers perfect
binding or saddle stitch.
There
is no office supply store in the United States that sells office
papers which are perfect for preparing petitions to the supreme court
of the United States. That is the reason why Supreme Court papers
have come together with some of the prominent paper mills across the
nation to produce custom papers for the exact application.
To
prepare a petition there are very few available options. Typewriters
do prepare petitions but they charge over $1500 for it. As fewer than
thirty percent of the petitions for the certiorari writ are
considered, investing so much money beforehand does not make sense.
A
case came around in which a petition for writ of certiorari needed to
be filed that too at a price of less than $1,000. That is the reason
for which Supreme Court papers decided to go on a different path to
find the right paper and the perfect binding.
To
know more about Supreme Court papers, visit their website which is
www.supremecourtpapers.com
or call them at 855-776-3800.
