[norsky]

The Court has not been meeting in person since this COVID foolishness started. They meet on-line via Zoom. Usually they announce from the bench what cases they will take or not take, but with COVID they've been posting those decisions on their website instead. Bottom line: We won't know if they granted cert or not, and if cert has been granted, what dates have been set for oral arguments, until February 25, the date of the official announcement via website.

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and here is another good explanation.

The Court has not been meeting in person since this COVID foolishness started. They meet on-line via Zoom. Usually they announce from the bench what cases they will take or not take, but with COVID they've been posting those decisions on their website instead. Bottom line: We won't know if they granted cert or not, and if cert has been granted, what dates have been set for oral arguments, until February 25, the date of the official announcement via website.

[MileHi]

Umm...

You repeated yourself to yourself?

[COUNTrecount]

From Sidney Powell on TG about SCOTUS which should clear up any quetions

“For all interested in the status of cases set for conference today at SCOTUS, today was just a meeting for the Justices to discuss issues and cases. We expect any orders to come out Monday and any opinions that might be ready to be announced on Thursday. Thank you for watching these issues.”

“And regardless of what the Court decides on cases pending now or next week from the pre-January 6 cases we filed, we are NOT DONE. Www.defendingtherepublic.org Never mistake my quiet for inaction