I work for a constitutional law firm that frequently appeals cases to SCOTUS. Cases that are scheduled to be conferenced are a dime a dozen and it's not unusual for a case to be conferenced multiple times before it's either granted or denied cert.
It's also very rare to have a case that is granted cert and will be heard by SCOTUS, so please keep that in mind.
Finally, these conferences are behind closed doors, there is no way to view them. Orders from said conferences are released on the following Monday.
I work for a constitutional law firm that frequently appeals cases to SCOTUS. Cases that are scheduled to be conferenced are a dime a dozen and it's not unusual for a case to be conferenced multiple times before it's either granted or denied cert.
It's also very rare to have a case that is granted cert and will be heard by SCOTUS, so please keep that in mind.
Finally, these conferences are behind closed doors, there is no way to view them. Orders from said conferences are released on the following Monday.