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2. You'd no doubt know better than I.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #1)

Tue Sep 2, 2025, 04:34 PM

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I'm no attorney, but I don't recall reading where the shadow docket decisions carry any less weight or permanence than others.

Maybe a fellow DUer can clarify?

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As an attorney, I can't help but wonder how these shadow docket decisions no_hypocrisy Tuesday #1

You'd no doubt know better than I. B.See Tuesday #2

If SCOTUS decides either "A" or "B" but don't explain why, no_hypocrisy Tuesday #3

Yes, I know the shadow docket rulings B.See Tuesday #4

Temporary in the sense that the next SCOTUS could rule 180 degrees from no_hypocrisy Wednesday #5

Oh I see. Then B.See Wednesday #6

YW. You'd think with all those law clerks from Harvard and Yale, no_hypocrisy Wednesday #7

I think it's by design. Boils down to B.See Wednesday #8