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In reply to the discussion: Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems like it used to take years for a case to come up to Supreme [View all]

marylandblue

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6. In 2000, the election case moved quickly through all courts
Reply to Ferrets are Cool (Original post)
Fri Dec 11, 2020, 02:48 PM
Dec 2020

Because of the hard deadlines and national significance. Same thing this year.

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Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems like it used to take years for a case to come up to Supreme [View all] Ferrets are Cool Dec 2020 OP
It usually does take a long time because of the scheduling for cert petitions, The Velveteen Ocelot Dec 2020 #1
The Supreme Court has "original jurisdiction" in cases of disputes between states. PoliticAverse Dec 2020 #2
States can go directly to the SC for disputes with other states hack89 Dec 2020 #3
The difference is that when one state sues another state, the venue for the case is SCOTUS. RockRaven Dec 2020 #4
It depends on the case. StarfishSaver Dec 2020 #5
In 2000, the election case moved quickly through all courts marylandblue Dec 2020 #6
As others have pointed out, there have always, or at least in recent decades, PoindexterOglethorpe Dec 2020 #7
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