Maybe a good omen for the hearing on the new DC law on the 20th.
If I were to read the minds of the SCOTUS judges, I would say they're waiting on Palmer to work through the courts. Something about D.C. gets their togas in a ruffle
If I were to read the minds of the SCOTUS judges, I would say they're waiting on Palmer to work through the courts. Something about D.C. gets their togas in a ruffle.
They'd probably just deny cert again if Peruta was appealed.
Could other 9CA judges request an en banc? Or is this done set controlling precedent?
If I were to read the minds of the SCOTUS judges, I would say they're waiting on Palmer to work through the courts. Something about D.C. gets their togas in a ruffle.
They'd probably just deny cert again if Peruta was appealed.
Does this mean that our current most likely path to the Supreme Court is Hawaii (Baker?), assuming the state appeals? This isn't going to be a repeat of the 7CA is it?
It could also be Palmer.
Peruta is not going to be appealed as the sheriff has opted for no further review and the court has now denied intervention. So unless the 9th Circuit acts to grant en banc on its own motion, this case is cooked. Done. Different story in Baker, of course. So now the question should turn to what happens in Baker.
Here's a copy of today's order, as filed.
So is the threat of sua sponte still there? Also, what is the timeline for that? 21 days? 2 weeks?
How long will it take for the vote for en banc to happen in my case and Richards now that Peruta has been decided to you think?
Should be quite soon. Within a couple of weeks.