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rsdsharp

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

Reply to Funtatlaguy (Original post)

Mon Jun 29, 2020, 09:49 PM

Jun 2020

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.

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SCOTUS ruling on Trumps taxes? [View all] Funtatlaguy Jun 2020 OP

Too bad the case isnt about any living or dead Democrat, 9-0 would be the vote Eliot Rosewater Jun 2020 #1

Any day now but do not expect it to go our way. Bev54 Jun 2020 #2

Yeah, I figure we will lose this one 5-4. Funtatlaguy Jun 2020 #3

You could be right, but I think there is a chance he could rule with the liberals on precedent. RDANGELO Jun 2020 #5

I can't remember which case this is? Bev54 Jun 2020 #11

Check here malaise Jun 2020 #4

Politicaly speaking, the Court may want to issue the decision, then . . . summer recess! empedocles Jun 2020 #6

Ordinarily, the term ends in June, so the decision rsdsharp Jun 2020 #7

I don't agree with the reasoning by the legal Karma13612 Jun 2020 #8

The precedent is all our way CanonRay Jun 2020 #9

Oh please let this be so. Funtatlaguy Jun 2020 #10

John Roberts customerserviceguy Jun 2020 #12

And Roberts believes in judicial precedent which there is plenty of cbdo2007 Jun 2020 #13

10 am EST. dalton99a Jun 2020 #14