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3. Something about where the appeal would go and being full of his judges, and not worth the gamble?

Wed Sep 7, 2022, 02:30 PM

Sep 2022

Judge is picked randomly?

That was my takeaway on this from earlier discussions.

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Why hasn't DOJ appealed Cannon's ruling? [View all] NewsCenter28 Sep 2022 OP

It's all legalese. There are some downsides to appealing Ray Bruns Sep 2022 #1

There are more downsides to NOT appealing. Samrob Sep 2022 #12

I am an engineer so I really didn't understand it Ray Bruns Sep 2022 #13

Possibly weighing whether appealing or accepting... brush Sep 2022 #2

The problem with NOT accepting is that it sets precident Poiuyt Sep 2022 #4

Former national security prosecutor Barb McQuade says the following NewJeffCT Sep 2022 #5

Ahhh thanks CT- I love Barb! NewsCenter28 Sep 2022 #6

Indict now, make the Kraken judge's decision moot. Alexander Of Assyria Sep 2022 #8

There are benefits to not appealing. Beastly Boy Sep 2022 #7

I'm guessing they're waiting to see who is named... regnaD kciN Sep 2022 #9

Both sides submit names for a SM, gab13by13 Sep 2022 #11

Do what is right, appeal, but gab13by13 Sep 2022 #10

The Florida Supreme Court H2O Man Sep 2022 #14

I believe inthewind21 Sep 2022 #15

They are going to appeal. euphorb Sep 2022 #16