WV Supreme Court, Misc. Motions, September 23, 2003

1.	Thomas R. Goodwin (Counsel for Lottery Commission) Stephen B. Farmer (Counsel for Petitioner Cities and Counties) Silas B. Taylor (Counsel for Respondent Authority) Refuse As Moot 5-0	The Lottery Commission and its Director in State of West Virginia ex rel. Its Cities of Charleston and Huntington and Its Counties of Ohio and Kanawha v. West Virginia Economic Development Authority, No. 31540, move to intervene in this proceeding.
2.	Stuart Calwell (Counsel for ACT) No. 31540 Grant 5-0	In the immediately preceding matter, the Affiliated Construction Trades Foundation, AFL-CIO, moves to intervene or, in the alternative, for leave to file a brief as amicus curiae.
3.	Thomas P. Maroney (Counsel for Labor Federation) No. 31540 Grant 5-0	In the immediately preceding matter, The West Virginia Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, moves for leave to file a brief as amicus curiae.
4.	Larry Harless (Counsel for Petitioners Lewis and Cooney) Grant In Part Refuse In Part (4-1) (Davis, J.)	Petitioners in State of West Virginia ex rel. Rev. Jim Lewis and John Cooney v. West Virginia Economic Development Grant Committee; West Virginia Economic Development Authority; City of Charleston; Kanawha County Commission; City of Huntington; and Ohio County Commission, No. 31541, move for the taking of evidence prior to the submission of the case.
5.	Larry Harless (Counsel for Petitioner Coalitions) Thomas R. Goodwin (Counsel for Lottery Commission) Grant 5-0 Consolidate With Nos. 31540 & 31541	Petitioner in Greenbrier County Coalition Against Gambling Expansion and Cabell County Coalition Against Gambling Expansion v. West Virginia Lottery Commission and its Director John Musgrave, No. 032055, seek a writ of mandamus to compel respondents to conform their conduct to the constitutional and legal requirements as they relate to their operation of video gambling.
6.	Larry Harless (Counsel for Petitioner Coalitions) No. 032055 Grant In Part Refuse In Part (4-1) (Davis, J.)	Petitioners in the immediately preceding matter move for the taking of evidence.
7.	Richard E. Boyle, Jr. (Counsel for Operators Association) Grant 5-0	The West Virginia Amusement and Limited Video Lottery Operators Association, Inc. moves for leave to file a brief as amicus curiae in the combined cases of State of West Virginia ex rel. and Its Cities of Charleston and Its Counties of Ohio and Kanawha v. West Virginia Economic Development Authority, No. 31540 and State of West Virginia ex rel. Rev. Jim Lewis and John Cooney v. West Virginia Economic Development Grant Committee; West Virginia Economic Development Authority; City of Charleston; Kanawha County Commission; City of Huntington; and Ohio County Commission, No. 31541.
8.	Louis S. Southworth Wendel B. Turner Thomas A. Heywood (Counsel for Movants ) Nos. 31540 and 31541 Grant 5-0	The West Virginia Business Roundtable, The West Virginia Business and Industry Council, and The West Virginia Hospitality Travel Association, Inc. move for leave to file a brief as amicus curiae in the combined cases referenced in the immediately preceding motion.
9.	Roger D. Hunter (Counsel for Authority) Nos. 31540 and 31541 Grant 5-0	School Building Authority of West Virginia moves for leave to file a brief as amicus curiae in the combined cases set forth in the immediately preceding motion.
10.	Rudolph L. DiTrapano (Counsel for Association) Nos. 31540 and 31541 Grant 5-0	The West Virginia Racing Association moves to intervene in the combined cases in the immediately preceding motion.
11.	Rudolph DiTrapano (Counsel for Association) Larry Harless (Counsel for Petitioner Coalitions) Thomas R. Goodwin (Counsel for Lottery Commission) Grant 5-0	The West Virginia Racing Association seeks to intervene in Greenbrier Coalition Against Gambling Expansion, and Cabell County Coalition Against Gambling Expansion v. West Virginia Lottery Commission and Its Direction John Musgrave, No. 032050.