John Eastman says, "This reeks of raw partisan politics. No court should participate in it." One way of looking at this is that the Ninth Circuit has opened the possibility of the Supreme Court to clarify Bush v. Gore. After all, the dimensions of a decision are not clear till later cases set its parameters. So, the Supreme Court has to decide whether to act in a way that confirms the impression that it was acting as a court in Bush v. Gore or add fuel to the fire that it acted as some sort of Council of Guardians.
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Gregg Miller
- Ninth circuit and the recall -- Who can appeal? Marty Lederman
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Eastman, John
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Malla Pollack
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Gregg Miller
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Glenn Reynolds
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Edward A Hartnett
- Paper ballots? Frank Cross
- Error rates Eugene Volokh
- Re: Error rates Paul Finkelman
- Ninth circuit and the recall--claim preclusion issue Michael Zimmer
- Ninth circuit and the recall--claim preclusion i... Larry Solum
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Paul Finkelman
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Louise Weinberg
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Sanford Levinson
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Robert Justin Lipkin
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Robert Justin Lipkin
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Gregg Miller
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Scarberry, Mark
- Re: Ninth circuit and the recall Gregg Miller