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Unless there is any more question to be able to find an argument in this case.

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I'm Will Bode.

And I'm Dan Apps.

So, Will, as often happens, we recorded our episode and then I think maybe about 10 minutes

after we hung up our call, the court did some stuff that was interesting in issued some emergency

order, something on the emergency docket, which we'll talk about in a second.

We got some opinions shortly thereafter as well.

Yeah, certainly that same day.

A reader pointed out, a listener pointed out in the last episode that I apparently referred

to our podcast episode of having been enacted.

Does this podcast have the force of law?

So I've decided to try to make that a bit.

So yeah, our podcast was enacted on April 16th, but before it, you know, before it even became law, the court had already made new law that messed us up.

And it's likely to happen today.

I was hoping if we went with a Wednesday,

that was less likely than if we waited until Friday.

So fingers crossed.

Yeah.

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