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What's the latest in this case? Anyone heard anything?
Decision in Kolbe!
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daggo66
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mxrider
Former MSI Treasurer
Oral argument was heard on 5/21/16. I would anticipate at least another 3 months of waiting for their decision.
tc617
USN Sub Vet
Here you go.
Two more I guess?
jcutonilli
Ultimate Member
- Mar 28, 2013
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Yes two more. It is always better to leave off the unit so we can fill in the most appropriate unit later.
I did and analysis of the 4CA for the time between the en banc rehearing and the decision. It averages 6 months with a standard deviation of 3 months. No en banc decision they listed on their website has taken more than 1 year from the rehearing date. There is always a first time for everything however.
mxrider
Former MSI Treasurer
Thank you. I appreciate that!
Apd09
Active Member
Did you include any variables for election years when SCOTUS seats were up for grabs?
J/K
Sent from a galaxy far, far, away....
I guess I could have used years as a unit of time.
BigBossMan
Active Member
I'm sure the decision was reached a long time ago. The judges are just waiting for the election to be over.
Blacksmith101
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Yes, and YES ...
First because the decision will DEFINITELY affect votes in The PRofMD one way or the other ... mostly the other.
And Second because C4 is a C9 wanns-be ... Stop Californicating Maryland
I wonder if the decision ultimately released will depend on who wins?
Yes, and YES ...
First because the decision will DEFINITELY affect votes in The PRofMD one way or the other ... mostly the other.
And Second because C4 is a C9 wanns-be ... Stop Californicating Maryland
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Expect a published decision in about 2 weeks
esqappellate
President, MSI
- Feb 12, 2012
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A tentative vote was held right after the oral argument in May. That's standard practice. At that time, the responsibility for writing opinion for the majority was assigned. The judges in the minority are free to write any dissenting opinions and judges who vote with the majority for the judgment are free to write concurrences. That majority may change over time and, indeed, become a minority as judges can (and do) change their minds as the opinions circulate. That certainly happens too. Nothing is final until the opinion is released. Given that this case was heard en banc and given the likely number of opinions, including concurrences and dissents that are likely circulating, the amount of time that has elapsed is far from atypical. I honestly do not believe that the election has any bearing on their deliberations. They all have life tenure.
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Thanks for the understanding of this type of lawsuit "esq."
mxrider
Former MSI Treasurer
If you take into consideration that it took 10 months to get the opinion from the 3 judge panel, imagine the time needed for Full En Banc........
Should we expect an announcement on this soon? Was wondering if the election played any role in it.
- Jan 30, 2013
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I wonder whether some rethinking is taking place in the 4th Circuit after last night.
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