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UpInArms

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4. Who was the fourth vote?

Reply to Prairie_Seagull (Original post)

Thu May 22, 2025, 10:39 AM

May 22

The article does not say

ETA

The one-page decision did not say how each justice voted. During oral arguments last month, most of the court's conservatives indicated support for the school while liberals expressed concern. At least one conservative is likely to have sided with the liberals, most likely Chief Justice John Roberts.

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https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-sidesteps-major-ruling-religious-public-charter-schools-rcna204111

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With justice Barrett recusal court [View all] Prairie_Seagull May 22 OP

I'm pleasantly surprised that she recused. Scrivener7 May 22 #1

No explanation underpants May 22 #2

Publicly funded religious school in the United States BOSSHOG May 22 #3

Who was the fourth vote? UpInArms May 22 #4

I heard point made that this 'ruling' Prairie_Seagull May 22 #5