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Overturning Religious Precedent

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The "shadow docket" was not born in 2016 with the Clean Power Plan stay but has been used since at least 2013 for various rulings, indicating its use is driven by broader political polarization rather than partisan motives. This matters to developers and tech professionals as it affects how emergency legal decisions can swiftly alter regulatory landscapes impacting their work. Watch for further instances where the shadow docket influences tech policy outcomes.

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