The Supreme Court's liberal justices have expressed ongoing dissent but noted some progress regarding emergency appeals, commonly referred to as the 'shadow docket.' During recent discussions with judges and law students, Justices Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson acknowledged an increasing willingness among their colleagues to issue public opinions that explain their fast-track decisions.
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Supreme Court Liberal Justices Acknowledge Progress on Emergency Appeals
Supreme Court Justices Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson have recognized progress in the court's handling of emergency appeals, despite their continued dissenting opinions. They highlighted a growing trend among colleagues to publicly explain their expedited decisions during recent talks.
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Supreme Court’s liberals see dash of progress on emergency appeals, or ‘shadow docket’
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