@steve_vladeck How soon could the district course take this up? In your professional opinion, could the district court come back with the same opinion as it had the first time? If so, what could the 11th circuit do then. Thanks.
In other words, this ruling is basically siding with Graham—delaying his grand jury testimony—*without* endorsing his objections on their (weak) merits. We’re seeing too much of this in emergency rulings lately. If you’re changing the status quo, you ought to truly explain *why.*
Mark Zuckerberg has spent almost $11 million in favor of Prop 15, a California ballot measure that would reform Prop 13 for commercial properties, allowing property taxes to reflect today's market values rather than values at time of purchase https://t.co/1HLFTvtR9n
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