We have been down this road before...
The unpalatable option: Denials with dissenting opinions?
Cert Petition Filed in CA Handgun Roster case
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We have been down this road before...
The unpalatable option: Denials with dissenting opinions?
danb
dont be a dumbass
Those still get re scheduled and distributed.
Even Caetano got rescheduled: https://www.scotusblog.com/case-files/cases/caetano-v-massachusetts/
Kharn
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I looked up a few cases from last year's end of term miscellaneous orders, June 28, 2018: 16-1146, 16-1153, 17-116, etc. 17-981 went to its first conference close to the end of term, not a multiple month gap, but the others went to conference one or multiple times, then disappeared from the schedule until the conference after the controlling opinion was released, then they were GVRed.
danb
dont be a dumbass
Most cases from the 12th have already been rescheduled, see here: https://certpool.com/conferences/2019-04-12
There are a few which have not, including Mance and Pena, and a quick perusal indicates the ones not listed as "redistributed" are being held (for something, looks like anther pending case).
This gives me some hope that the court will reject the NYC's gambit to moot the case. Or, grant and consolidate another case with NYSRPA.
There are a few which have not, including Mance and Pena, and a quick perusal indicates the ones not listed as "redistributed" are being held (for something, looks like anther pending case).
This gives me some hope that the court will reject the NYC's gambit to moot the case. Or, grant and consolidate another case with NYSRPA.
