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onenote

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12. How is this judge shopping?

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #3)

Fri Nov 7, 2025, 10:37 AM

Nov 7

I don't like this result, but how is it judge shopping?
It was an appeal, assigned to a three judge panel made up of judges appointed by Obama and Biden. And they sent the case back to the judge that originally ruled against Trump.

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Yes but it will stick in their memories more when Irish_Dem Nov 7 #11

Still judge shopping SheltieLover Nov 6 #3

How is this judge shopping? onenote Nov 7 #12

Talk about a bullshit ruling from the 2nd US Circuit Court mdbl Nov 6 #4

The panel issuing this decision was made up of two Obama judges and a Biden judge onenote Nov 6 #5

Over "evidentiary immunity?" In a state case???? Grins Nov 7 #13