Dos anyone have any inside dope from the 11th Circuit on what they think about

[Samrob]

Cannon's decision. Any cocktail talk? There has to be some judges who think this shit is ridiculous.

[Ocelot II]

1. They won't talk about it.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

2. It has a reputation as being maybe the hardest Right Wing circuit. . . . nt

[emulatorloo]

3. DOJ has the law on their side. Trump judges have ruled against Trump before,

so fingers crossed here.

[Ocelot II]

4. I'd always heard the 5th Circuit was the worst - has been for years.

The 11th would have a long way to go to be more conservative than the 5th.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

5. Very possible. You surely know more about it than I do. Hence I wrote "maybe" in the post. .nt

[H2O Man]

6. The 5th

had Florida, Alabama, and Georgia split off in the early Reagan years, in forming the new 11th. Hence, I agree that the 5th has a longer history of being terrible. But the 11th is trying to catch up.

[brettdale]

7. When will the 11 Circuit

make their decision?

[in2herbs]

8. Cannon cited at least one 11th Cir. decision in support of her decision so you

would think the 11th Cir. would have to correct her interpretation or affirm it, which would perhaps result in a denial of DOJ appeal.

[Mysterian]

9. It's just a question of how many more judges are willing to sacrifice the rule of law

in service of a make-up splattered NYC con-man and traitor.

[Fiendish Thingy]

10. Doesn't matter, it's going to end up with SCOTUS.

Regardless of how the 11th rules, it will be appealed by one of the parties to SCOTUS.

Trump started his EP appeals re: J6 committee this time last year- it reached SCOTUS by late October, and they issued a ruling by January 2022.

In the meantime, plenty of other Trump crimes to investigate and prosecute.

[Ilsa]

11. I think I heard that a slight majority

where picked by TFG. And many new judges, overall, are too old to have those jobs, and they are likely to be malleable.