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onenote

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14. Yep. Fo example, they rejected the challenge to the 2020 election in a matter of days.
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Sat Oct 9, 2021, 06:42 PM
Oct 2021

Texas filed on December 8. The case was over on December 11.

The Court moves ultra fast when there is a compelling reason to do so.

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Just wondering. Can a president of the USA, [View all] bluestarone Oct 2021 OP
I'm guessing no - separation of powers yonder Oct 2021 #1
I am also guessing no...for the same reason as reply number 1...from... yonder..above.. Stuart G Oct 2021 #2
He can ask DetroitLegalBeagle Oct 2021 #3
Glad you asked this malaise Oct 2021 #4
Yea i also feel that some court decisions are FAST. BUT bluestarone Oct 2021 #6
I know it is not supposed to be this way, but it seems to me that it has a lot to do with who totodeinhere Oct 2021 #7
Yes the majority of judges on that circuit were nominated by the Slobfather malaise Oct 2021 #11
Are you suggesting that circuit court membership should be evenly divided between parties? onenote Oct 2021 #16
This message was self-deleted by its author malaise Oct 2021 #12
One Clinton. One Bush. One Trump. Unanimous order. onenote Oct 2021 #13
Thanks for the info. That's what I was looking for. totodeinhere Oct 2021 #15
No. TFG tried that and failed. There are processes that have to be followed Ocelot II Oct 2021 #5
The Supreme Court can and does move quickly when they want to unblock Oct 2021 #8
Yea no kidding! bluestarone Oct 2021 #9
Yep. Fo example, they rejected the challenge to the 2020 election in a matter of days. onenote Oct 2021 #14
Sure. So can I. mahatmakanejeeves Oct 2021 #10
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