US Supreme Court's 'Shadow Docket' Terminology Clarified
The US Supreme Court does not officially use the term 'shadow docket' to refer to its emergency rulings. Critics and the court itself prefer terms like 'emergency docket' or 'end of the docket'. These cases often arrive after local or lower court decisions, and the court's handling of them is a subject of ongoing discussion and criticism.
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“uh... uh... arrive after a carefully reasoned decision by local or the a very quick pace what's the shadow docket okay so sure first of all uh... the supreme court itself does not call it the shadow docking uh... so that we should be clear about that i thought i thought that the term that as you know if i i i critics of everything you just described uh... the court would refer to it as the emergency docket or the end of the docket uh... uh... and uh... you actually just in most cases up before the court uh... uh... arrive after a carefully reasoned decision by local or the”
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