Andrew Miller, who has been held in contempt of court for his failure to appear before the Mueller grand jury, is appealing the contempt order. The merits brief by Miller's lawyer was initially set to be due 9/7. Miller's lawyer asked for and was granted an extension to 9/10.
Tonight, though, we did not get the brief. At 10:52p, Miller's lawyer asked for another one-day extension because of "serious problems with his version of Word that resulted in documents not being able to be edited and saved properly." documentcloud.org/documents/4853… 
It seems to me that if you're appealing a contempt order against your client, timely filing would be an important goal.
Putting this in the thread to make sure people see it.
Update: Andrew Miller, the former Roger Stone associate, was given an extra day, through tonight, for his lawyer to file Miller's appeal of the contempt order he faces for not appearing before Mueller's grand jury.
Also: A three-judge panel of the DC Circuit denied Concord Management's request to exceed the word limits for its amicus brief in the appeal. (It wanted 8,000 words. It gets 6,500.) Recall, a different, two-judge panel already denied Concord's motion to intervene.
