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DependsWhat’s Conspicuously Missing from the Government’s Supreme Court Reply Brief in the Mail Ballots Case
What the article says. Just Security published “What’s Conspicuously Missing from the Government’s Supreme Court Reply Brief in the Mail Ballots Case.” In the piece, they put it this way: This essay is a supplement to the piece I published at Just Security on Tuesday regarding the ongoing litigation over whether the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) can enforce its new Final Rule on the delivery of mail ballots. I’ll assume readers are already familiar with that piece, which (among other things) explains in some detail how the new USPS Rule would operate. A week ago, on September 4, Judge Indira Talwani issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting the USPS from implementing the Rule during the 2026 election. The Government applied for a…
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