So the Supreme Court as it comes to the end of the term has been issuing opinions Mondays and Thursdays. Next week they've moved to Monday-Wed-Friday. That could mean the final opinions come 6/25. But they could still spill over to the week of 6/28. 15 opinions to go!
15 opinion releases over 3 days is 5 per day, which is a LOT, especially in one. Some are more technical and small so it is possible. But 6/29 or even 6/28 and 6/29 seems possible for final SCOTUS opinions of the term.
The big cases I'm watching are about voting rights (Brnovich) and (indirectly) campaign finance disclosure (AFP v. Bonta).
But let's not forget the cursing cheerleader!
But let's not forget the cursing cheerleader!
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It could well be that clearing Fulton and the Obamacare case from the docket has freed up Justice Alito to focus on remaining term cases, where he is likely to write even if he's not assigned the majority. I expect him to write in both Brnovich and AFP.
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