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KOONTZ v. ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MGMT. DIST.

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                 No. 11-1447


                 3n Tbe
Supreme Court of the aniteb otate


             COY A. KOONTZ, JR.,
                                 Petitioner,
                     V.
           ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER
           MANAGEMENT DISTRICT


         On Writ Of Certiorari To The
         Supreme Court Of Florida


   BRIEF FOR THE STATES OF CALIFORNIA,
 ALABAMA, CONNECTICUT, HAWAII, ILLINOIS,
 LOUISIANA, MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN,
    MONTANA, NEVADA, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
  NEW MEXICO, NEW YORK, OREGON, RHODE
    ISLAND, TENNESSEE, UTAH, VERMONT,
 WASHINGTON, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
 AND THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO,
 AS AMICI CURIAE SUPPORTING RESPONDENT


KAMALA D. HARRIS
  Attorney General
  of California
SUSAN LEE
  Acting Solicitor General
MARK BRECKLER
  Chief Assistant
  Attorney General
JOHN SAURENMAN
  Senior Assistant
  Attorney General


DANIEL L. SIEGEL*
  Supervising Deputy
  Attorney General
CHRISTIE VOSBURG
  Deputy Attorney General
1300 1 Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 323-9259
dan.siegel@doj.ca.gov
Counsel for Amici Curiae
*Counsel of Record


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