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Keeping up with the Supreme Court
Jun 26, 2024
Leaked Supreme Court opinion on emergency abortions, potential business-related decisions. Cybertruck recalls discussed. Justice says it's okay to call X Twitter. Supreme Court cases and administrative state impact analyzed. Murthy versus Missouri and social media platforms debate highlighted.
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- Supreme Court's leaked opinion on emergency abortions reflects significant ongoing legal debates and potential future rulings.
- Potential rejection of Chevron deference could lead to a shift towards businesses and individuals' interpretations over federal agencies, impacting the administrative state and the economy.
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Supreme Court Leaked Opinion on Emergency Access to Abortions in Idaho
The Supreme Court briefly released an opinion on Emergency Access to Abortions in Idaho, with a 6-3 ruling that eventually appears to dismiss the lower court's decision as improvidently granted. Justice Katonji Brown Jackson noted the ruling as a delay rather than a secure haven for women seeking abortions. Notably, this leak marks the second time abortion-related cases have surfaced from the Supreme Court in the past 18 months, hinting at significant ongoing legal debates and potential future rulings.
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