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mrh218 26 points ago +26 / -0

Any indication of a timeline? Or at least the path? If a federal case is filed tomorrow, will it start in a district court and then go directly to SCOTUS on appeal? Any chance that similar cases will be combined into one larger case, or would a ruling on PA be used as precedent in other cases so SCOTUS would not take up an appeal?

I'm not a lawyer. I only know the basic federal court structure and assume that these will at least get fast-tracked if not even skip directly to the Supreme Court.

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PeaceThroughStrength 43 points ago +43 / -0

I think it will be fast tracked.

Election law is not my particualr arcana but going through ConLaw/CivPro notes, SCOTUS should have original jurisdiction over this issue and not go through a song and dance at every state.

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NoahGav 32 points ago +32 / -0

They would have to fast-track it. Elections are incredibly important (one of the most important things in our country) and there is only so much time between now and December 14th.

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Oback_Barama 6 points ago +6 / -0

I bet if it gets in front of a lefty judge he/she will try to slow roll it.

Just look at what Sullivan has been allowed to do.

I hope I’m wrong.

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mrh218 16 points ago +16 / -0

That's good news. I'm going to be so impatient!

Thanks!

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NPCNN 2 points ago +2 / -0

More lawyer Pedes need to be posting on here. We understand it's a legal process from here out. But getting an in depth explanation be nice to read.

Especially if mods sticky them.

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PeaceThroughStrength 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'll talk to some friends who are more familiar than I to post here about it but for obvious reasons, they're all a bit busy.