Because of the U.S.Supreme Court's open-door,egalitarian philosophy,anyone wishing to appear and argue before the Court simply needs only to submit their name and an agenda item in advance.

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This statement is false. It is not enough for anyone to simply submit their name and an agenda item in advance to appear and argue before the U.S. Supreme Court. One needs to be a qualified attorney and must meet certain requirements to be admitted to practice before the Court. Additionally, cases must go through a process of being granted certiorari before they are even considered for argument before the Court.