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14. The court didn't screw around with the foolishness, as shown by the one sentence denial.

Tue Dec 8, 2020, 07:50 PM

Dec 2020

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What was the count in SCOTUS Penn case [View all] brettdale Dec 2020 OP

There was no breakdown of votes /NT Abnredleg Dec 2020 #1

it was only Justice Alito denying an emergency petition. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2020 #2

Alito, presumably - flor-de-jasmim Dec 2020 #7

Yes, I see that now that I've read the order. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2020 #16

With no dissents, it sounds like nine-nothing C_U_L8R Dec 2020 #3

You mean Alito. C_U_L8R Dec 2020 #6

Fixed, I always got those two mixed up even though Scalia is still dead. The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2020 #9

It was funny :-) C_U_L8R Dec 2020 #10

I hope you called him "Scalito" BumRushDaShow Dec 2020 #13

Full court, no public dissents Nevilledog Dec 2020 #8

I think that's a really good assumption. Nevilledog Dec 2020 #12

You gather wrong mcar Dec 2020 #17

Maybe. But not necessarily. onenote Dec 2020 #18