To interpret the legalese into English as best I can, it means that there's a hearing scheduled for Friday, and the results cannot be certified before then.
Lefties are rushing to certify, court says "not until we've seen the case"
To interpret the legalese into English as best I can, it means that there's a hearing scheduled for Friday, and the results cannot be certified before then.
Except that they already HAVE BEEN certified. So I'm confused.
What does this mean?
To interpret the legalese into English as best I can, it means that there's a hearing scheduled for Friday, and the results cannot be certified before then.
Lefties are rushing to certify, court says "not until we've seen the case"
Except that they already HAVE BEEN certified. So I'm confused.
I am very open to the possibility of me being wrong or misunderstanding.
Maybe they voted to certify, and this is the court stepping in to say "Hold it right there, Buster!"