The decision puts off going to the Supreme Court immediately. It also means the injunction barring enforcement of the ban will remain in effect for now.
A most cogent and valuable expository discourse on appellate procedurals...we of the non-legal laity remain grateful for your work in explaining the ins and outs of today's critically important cases coursing through the federal court system, particularly those challenges to barbaric state laws recently passed cruelly target yet another vulnerable group in our society, the transgender.
A most cogent and valuable expository discourse on appellate procedurals...we of the non-legal laity remain grateful for your work in explaining the ins and outs of today's critically important cases coursing through the federal court system, particularly those challenges to barbaric state laws recently passed cruelly target yet another vulnerable group in our society, the transgender.
I count on you to get in the weeds! Thanks!
Thank you for making the weeds so clearly understandable. It's why I subscribe!
Yes, it's very law-technical but I understand it completely on second read-through, thanks to you.
I will say, the phase I'm most excited about is "potential argument." Yay!
It's the 11th circuit... unfortunately en banc review (if granted) doesn't instill much confidence
Question. What is the legal age of consent(?) in Alabama?
Alabama is 19, along with Nebraska
Thank you