# In re Grand Jury No. 21-1397 ยท Decided January 23, 2023 > 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.* [\*16] for Law and Public Policy by *E. Todd Presnell*; for Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel by *Mary-Christine Sungaila*; and for the New York Intellectual Property Law Association by *Irena Royzman*, *Robert J. Rando*, *Robert M. Isackson*, and *Mark A. Chapman*. \* Briefs of *amici curiae* urging reversal were filed for the American Bar Association by *Deborah Enix-Ross* and *John M. Colvin*; for the American College of Tax Counsel by *Hashim M. Mooppan, Kathryn Keneally, Kelly C. Holt*, and *Lawrence Hill*; for the Buckeye Institute by *Mark D. Harris* and *Robert Alt*; for the California Lawyers Association by *Laura L. Buckley* and *Adria Price*; for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America et al. by *John S. Williams*, *Jennifer B. Dickey, Amy Chai*, and *Kevin Carroll*; for Lawyers for Civil Justice by *Jonathan M. Redgrave* and *Gareth T. Evans*; for Silicon Valley Tax Directors Group by *Jonathan C. Bond*, *Saul Mezei*, *Lucas C. Townsend*, and *Vladimir J. Semendyai*; and for the Washington Legal Foundation by *John M. Masslon II* and *Cory L. Andrews*. Briefs of *amici curiae* were filed for the Association of Professional Responsibility Lawyers by *Arden J. Olson*, *William F. Gary*, *Sharon A. Rudnick*, and *W. William Hodes*; for the Atlantic Legal Foundation by *Lawrence S. Ebner*, *Ana Tagvoryan*, and *Arash Beral;* for DRI Center