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Gerard N. Magliocca

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For some reason, the line that keeps repeating itself in my brain today is from John Hart Ely: it is not constitutional law, and it gives almost no sense of an obligation to try to be.

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In the commentary today, some people are saying that the Court said Section 3 may be enforced against candidates for federal office only if specific federal legislation is enacted and others think that’s not true. That’s my point—the opinion is unclear. Could be a train wreck

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For example, is the Electoral Count Reform Act federal legislation that can support a challenge? Unclear. Can the Joint Session of Congress Act? Unclear. Neither option is discussed. Not good.

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The majority opinion today is very unclear about whether a Section 3 challenge can be brought after the election if Trump wins. A blunder.

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It’s unfortunate (though telling) that the Court plans to announce is opinion tomorrow without taking the bench. It’s a bit like passing or signing a bill in the middle of the night to minimize attention.

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just updated its website to flag that it “may announce opinions” Monday at 10 ET.

It’s *really* unusual for the Court to give such little notice—or, outside of when things were closed for COVID, to not take the bench.

IOW, Colorado ruling is very likely coming tomorrow.

#SCOTUS just updated its website to flag that it “may announce opinions” Monday at 10 ET. It’s *really* unusual for the Court to give such little notice—or, outside of when things were closed for COVID, to not take the bench. IOW, Colorado ruling is very likely coming tomorrow.
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Illinois Court Rules Trump Disqualified for Engaging in Insurrection, Cannot Appear on Illinois Ballots - Free Speech For People freespeechforpeople.org/free-speech-fo…

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