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5. Law school students in the future

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Fri Nov 7, 2025, 06:43 AM

Nov 7

will be treated to brief synopses of this SC majority's opinions and required to read Justice Jackson's dissents in full. That's assuming we restore democracy. If we don't, they'll do like the NC legislature and wipe her wise words from the record.

Michael Garrett's speech:

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'Misunderstood the assignment': Supreme Court justice slams colleagues in scathing dissent [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 7 OP

hoping a legal eagle can translate this for me Skittles Nov 7 #1

"This was not an emergency harming the government, so the lower court ruling should have stayed ... muriel_volestrangler Nov 7 #2

performance for the cult Skittles Nov 7 #4

The game that neither side will admit FBaggins Nov 7 #7

ooh Skittles Nov 7 #11

Per the Federal Rules of Procedure as applied in precedential cases, snot Nov 7 #10

She is an amazing judge. LisaM Nov 7 #3

Law school students in the future barbtries Nov 7 #5

"Balancing the equities is an important part of the analysis because it avoids unnecessary real-world injury to people" OldBaldy1701E Nov 7 #6

The Sick Six don't seem to care about the law either. SunSeeker Nov 7 #9

Excellent analysis! Drum Nov 7 #8

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