The motion to intervene was never accepted. And even if it had, t wouldn't matter, you can't Trojan Horse an original jurisdiction case by claiming the State is a plaintiff, then having the actual plaintiff with standing intervene. That's just doing an end-run around the proper judicial process and nobody at SCOTUS would put up with those shenanigans.
The motion to intervene was never accepted. And even if it had, t wouldn't matter, you can't Trojan Horse an original jurisdiction case by claiming the State is a plaintiff, then having the actual plaintiff with standing intervene. That's just doing an end-run around the proper judicial process and nobody at SCOTUS would put up with those shenanigans.