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So we are doing a rare,

exceedingly rare,

emergency episode.

Is this really an emergency episode,

or is this more of a kind of lightning quick episode?

I like to think of it as an interim episode.

It's an episode about something that's just happened on what some people call the emergency docket,

but we might be rebranding as the interim orders docket.

Yeah, we were just having a debate about that with some other folks about a better

label for this. I mean, I think that with apologies to you, I think shadow docket is on its way out,

right, because now these things get more attention than anything else. Emergency sort of works,

and that seems to be what the court had initially settled on, but not all these things are emergencies.

Yeah. I mean, so technically speaking, the shadow docket is the broad umbrella of everything that's not the merits docket, of which this docket is a subset.

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