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                               No. 18-1059

                                  IN THE

                  ftur Tiurt of tlir uitrd _§tatrli

                           BRIDGET ANNE KELLY,
                                                                 Petitioner,
                                    V.
                      UNITED STATES OF AMERICA et al.,
                                                              Respondents.

                           On Writ of Certiorari
                   to the United States Court of Appeals
                           for the Third Circuit

        MOTION   OF RESPONDENT IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONER
          WILLIAM   E. BARONI,  JR. FOR  DIVIDED   ARGUMENT


      Pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 28.4, Respondent in Support of Petitioner

William E. Baroni, Jr. (Baroni) moves for oral argument to be divided such that

counsel for Petitioner Bridget Anne Kelly (Kelly) would receive 20 minutes of

argument  time and counsel for Baroni would receive 10 minutes. Among other

reasons, a division of time would be appropriate because (i) Baroni, not Kelly, is the

public official whose authority to order a traffic study and/or realign the lanes onto

the George Washington Bridge is the central issue on which the government asserts

both defendants' criminal liability rises and falls; (ii) Baroni and Kelly emphasize

different arguments in the case; and (iii) Baroni is a respondent in name only, having

participated essentially as a petitioner at every stage in this Court while filing as a

respondent solely to avoid the multi-month delay that filing his own petition would

unnecessarily have occasioned. Accordingly, hearing argument from Baroni's own

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