# City of Hays v. Vogt No. 16-1495 ยท Decided May 29, 2018 > Prepared by Supreme Court Report from the PDF published by the Supreme Court of the United States. The PDF is the authoritative text; this copy can contain errors of conversion. Source: ## Per Curiam *Per Curiam.* The writ of certiorari is dismissed as improvidently granted. *It is so ordered.* JUSTICE GORSUCH took no part in the consideration or decision of this case. \* Briefs of *amici curiae* urging reversal were filed for the State of Kansas et al. by *Derek Schmidt*, Attorney General of Kansas, *Jeffrey A. Chanay*, Chief Deputy Attorney General, *Stephen R. McAllister*, Solicitor General, *Kristafer Ailslieger*, Deputy Solicitor General, and *Natalie Chalmers, Dwight R. Carswell,* and *Bryan C. Clark,* Assistant Solicitors General, and by the Attorneys General for their respective jurisdictions as follows: *Leslie Rutledge* of Arkansas, *Lawrence G. Wasden* of Idaho, *Curtis T. Hill*, *Jr*., of Indiana, *Jeff Landry* of Louisiana*, Doug Peterson* of Nebraska, *Gordon J. MacDonald* of New Hampshire, *Josh Shapiro* of Pennsylvania*, Alan Wilson* of South Carolina, *Ken Paxton* of Texas, *Sean D*. *Reyes* of Utah, *Brad Schimel* of Wisconsin, and *Peter K*. *Michael* of Wyoming; for the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation by *Kent S. Scheidegger* and *Kymberlee C. Stapleton*; and for State and Local Government Employers by *Stuart A. Raphael* and *Lisa E. Soronen.* Briefs of *amici curiae* urging affirmance were filed for the American Federation of Government Employees et al. by *Andres M. Grajales, David A. Borer*, and *David J. Strom*; for Criminal Procedure Scholars by *Elizabeth B. Wydra* and *Brianne J. Gorod*; for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers et al. by *Jeffrey A. Mandell, Erika L. Bierma*, *Barbara E. Bergman, David D. Cole, Rachel Wainer Apter*, and *Ezekiel Edwards*; and for the National Fraternal Order of Police by *Larry H. James* and *Robert C. Buchbinder.*