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The Fifth Circuit’s public docket on August 29 reflected a light weekend posture, with no court session and recent administrative notices still hanging over the circuit. Not a scandal, exactly, but a useful snapshot of how the federal judiciary keeps doing business while the political branches generate the real chaos.
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The Fifth Circuit’s public docket on August 29 reflected a light weekend posture, with no court session and recent administrative notices still hanging over the circuit. Not a scandal, exactly, but a useful snapshot of how the federal judiciary keeps doing business while the political branches generate the real chaos.
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