Source: http://live.scotusblog.com/Event/Live_blog_of_orders_and_opinions__May_29_2018?Page=1
Timestamp: 2019-04-21 00:16:50+00:00

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This live blog features discussion of today's order list (no grants) and of the three opinions in argued cases that were released today -- Collins v. Virginia, Lagos v. United States and City of Hays, Kansas v. Vogt.
In our last decision of the day, the Court has dismissed City of Hays v. Vogt as improvidently granted.
At issue in the case was whether the Fifth Amendment was violated when statements are used at a probable cause hearing but not at a criminal trial.
Here is Hays v. Vogt. Rory Little of UC Hastings Law has been covering this case for us.
Any chance of Masteriece or Carpenter?
Interesting that the problems in City of Hays were not ventilated at the cert-stage: both sides were very well represented (the UVA law clinic for the petitioner and Josh Rosenkranz for respondent).
And that is all for the day.
After the oral argument I can't say I'm entirely surprised about the City of Hays case, but is it unusual for there to be no analysis with a DIG?
How much time had transpired between oral argument in Friedrichs case and Justice Scalia's death? I'm wondering if significant work had begun on the Friedrichs opinions and whether that could speed up the decision in Janus, since the legal issues are identical.
What are the chances we start getting opinions on Thursdays as we head closer to the end of June? There are still quite a lot of cases out.
Why announce it from the bench instead of just putting it in the orders list or is the fact there was an actual hearing involved a factor and being respectful of the parties spending time and money arguing the case in front of the court?
Aren't we beyond the regular opinion calendar now? How does it work now that we're beyond the "regular" cycle? (there's a lot of opinions left).
Looks like the Court is still disposing of the least controversial cases and holding off on the most, given today's decisions so far and the votes on them.
Oh man, everyone invoked the DIG!!!
is there any news about the Janus case?
Apparently the marshal announced that the court will be back in session on Monday, so it doesn't sound like we will be here on Thursday (or any other day this week).
I'm surprised how quickly the turnaround was on Lagos. Not even 6 weeks (5 weeks, 6 days) from argument to opinion.
Question on adding days - how far ahead of time does the public find out? Could we learn the day before a new opinion day? A week before? What’s ‘normal’ for adding days?
SCOTUSblogThe pace of Supreme Court opinions continues to be at crawl, but we have two to talk about this week, both written by Justice Neil Gorsuch: Epic Systems Corp v. Lewis and Upper Skagit Indian Tribe v. Lundgren. We'll also recap some new grants for OT2018 and answer a few hotline calls.
Thank you for joining us -- we'll be back June 4 or whenever the court says it will announce opinions next.

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