But applicable federal law sets out that the already underway Sixth Circuit (appellate) multi-district consolidated action will make the final, and binding call.
That is, it is hard to imagine any plaintiff coming up with a claim not already set to be resolved in Cincy, by an able appellate panel. So, while these "enjoined" headlines will sell some newspapers in Louisiana and New Hampshire, tonight. . . they mean nearly nothing.
What matters is how soon the Sixth Circuit starts hearings, on the merits -- and that could now come by December 11 or so.
Do stay tuned -- but you may safely ignore the trial level courts. This WILL be decided by the Sixth Circuit, and then, Condor predicts -- a Supremes decision against that. . . will be highly unlikely. Onward.
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