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BREAKING: The hearing in Maine v Biden has concluded with all contempt charges against President @PresBidenFan dismissed with prejudice.
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The SCOTUS hearing for Maine v Biden is scheduled for 1900 EST today. Keybase Court Room: keybase.io/team/scotuscourtr…
At the request of the President, SCOTUS has agreed to delay the hearing to tomorrow.
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Contrary to current media reports, the Supreme Court will still hold its hearing this evening for Maine v Biden. Information to follow.
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Contrary to current media reports, the Supreme Court will still hold its hearing this evening for Maine v Biden. Information to follow.
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SCOTUS will be having a hearing this evening, as planned, regarding the Order to Show Cause in Maine v Biden
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An important announcement from the Chief Justice, who is vacating her position:
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BREAKING: President @PresBidenFan’s personal attorney @Simphype is attempting to have SCOTUS cancel their Order to Show Cause scheduled for Friday.
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At this time it is unknown if the President will appear Friday as Ordered by the Court.
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Update from President’s Attorney @Simphype They will allegedly be present for the Friday hearing.
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BREAKING: SCOTUS has ordered President @PresBidenFan and the Solicitor General to appear before the Court this Friday, or be held in contempt.
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BREAKING: SCOTUS has released their decision in Maine v Biden In a 5-0 decision (3 Justices have recused themselves) Judgment has been awarded to the state of Maine. Here is the Opinion written by Chief Justice REDACTED @StephXAGs
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We were added to a SCOTUS News “List” For further clarification, we have nothing to do with real life SCOTUS cases. This is purely for the MEGS Global/US Simulation.
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SCOTUS Oral Arguments Maine v United States @MegsYak is representing the state of Maine. @PresBidenFan and the Solicitor General have failed to appear before the court as respondents. SCOTUS is moving forward hearing arguments from @MegsYak to be followed by Q&A
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SCOTUS appears to be concerned about how Section 432 of the Higher Education Act could be applied to Student Loan forgiveness
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“They instead acted tyrannically and attempted to waive debts that were not federally held as well as circumvented the existing rule of law” Maine v United States has been submitted to the court and the justices will provide a ruling in the future.
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SCOTUS appears to be concerned about how Section 432 of the Higher Education Act could be applied to Student Loan forgiveness
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“They instead acted tyrannically and attempted to waive debts that were not federally held as well as circumvented the existing rule of law” Maine v United States has been submitted to the court and the justices will provide a ruling in the future.
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As SCOTUS prepares to hear oral arguments for the first case of the year, this is a great resource for what to expect. uscourts.gov/about-federal-c…

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