SCOTUS ruling on Trumps taxes?

[Funtatlaguy]

Anyone know When that ruling is expected?

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. Too bad the case isnt about any living or dead Democrat, 9-0 would be the vote

to show his or her taxes.

[Bev54]

2. Any day now but do not expect it to go our way.

https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/legal-expert-supreme-courts-cfpb-ruling-is-a-bad-sign-for-anyone-hoping-to-see-trumps-tax-returns/

[Funtatlaguy]

3. Yeah, I figure we will lose this one 5-4.

Roberts has to get back in line.
And this is the ruling that Trump wants more than any other.

[RDANGELO]

5. You could be right, but I think there is a chance he could rule with the liberals on precedent.

[Bev54]

11. I can't remember which case this is?

The one case from the oversight committee should get his taxes because the law is very clear that they shall hand over the taxes.

[malaise]

4. Check here

This morning the Supreme Court issued orders from the justices’ private conference last week. The court did not grant any new cases for oral argument in the fall, but with another conference now scheduled for Wednesday, more grants could come as soon as Thursday morning.

https://www.scotusblog.com/

[empedocles]

6. Politicaly speaking, the Court may want to issue the decision, then . . . summer recess!

Immediately. Scatter the targets for demonstrators.

[rsdsharp]

7. Ordinarily, the term ends in June, so the decision

would be expected tomorrow. This term, the Court basically called a time out while they tried to figure out how to handle things during the pandemic, so they may (I stress may) extend the term a few more weeks.

[Karma13612]

8. I don't agree with the reasoning by the legal

Expert.

Yea, Roberts will probably go conservative on this one. But it won’t be for the reason the article stated. The issue isn’t about the far reaching power of the president as in CFPB oversight.

The tax returns are about the ability of Congress to do their job and investigate wrong doings by the president regarding his taxes.

Braced for the worst.

[CanonRay]

9. The precedent is all our way

and Robert's will go with that. 5-4 or maybe even 6-3 our way.

[Funtatlaguy]

10. Oh please let this be so.

[customerserviceguy]

12. John Roberts

sat through the entire trial in the Senate, and he really had to think about what Trump's presidency means in the broader scope of history, he can easily join with the progressive wing of the SCOTUS to bring about an end to it. His recent decisions show that he's not in lockstep with the Trump agenda.

Call me naive, but I have hope.

[cbdo2007]

13. And Roberts believes in judicial precedent which there is plenty of

In this case. I think he'll vote that the president is not above the law.

[dalton99a]

14. 10 am EST.