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Fifth Circuit Judges Begin Erasing Dissenting Opinions They Don't Like

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Judges of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals removed a dissenting opinion from Judge James Dennis after he took inactive status, altering the panel's decision in a case involving Texas's ban on drag performances; this action highlights concerns over judicial transparency and integrity, emphasizing for content creators the potential unpredictability and shifting legal landscapes affecting their work.

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