@excalibur26.bsky.social
Nope. That is only triggered:
When a lawsuit challenges a redistricting map as unconstitutional (e.g., under the VRA or the Constitution), it's heard by a special three-judge panel (including a Circuit Judge) in the district court.
This was not a three judge panel.
When a lawsuit challenges a redistricting map as unconstitutional (e.g., under the VRA or the Constitution), it's heard by a special three-judge panel (including a Circuit Judge) in the district court.
This was not a three judge panel.
Note that any appeals of the Texas ruling will go straight to SCOTUS, without stopping at the 5th Circuit along the way. That's because the original case was heard by a three-judge district court. Federal law specifies that appeals of such cases go right to SCOTUS.
November 18, 2025 at 8:44 PM
Nope. That is only triggered:
When a lawsuit challenges a redistricting map as unconstitutional (e.g., under the VRA or the Constitution), it's heard by a special three-judge panel (including a Circuit Judge) in the district court.
This was not a three judge panel.
When a lawsuit challenges a redistricting map as unconstitutional (e.g., under the VRA or the Constitution), it's heard by a special three-judge panel (including a Circuit Judge) in the district court.
This was not a three judge panel.
April 7, 2025 at 2:25 AM
Reposted
It will be so cold in Detroit this week that MLB and the Tigers moved the start times up for the Yankees series. All day games now.
April 6, 2025 at 2:44 PM
It will be so cold in Detroit this week that MLB and the Tigers moved the start times up for the Yankees series. All day games now.