SCOTUS will not be rehearing Gundy
The Supreme Court refused to rehear Gundy, a case that would have revived the non-delegation doctrine and prevented the decision as to whether SORNA could be applied retroactively to the Attorney General.
After Gundy lost last year, a petition for rehearing was filed. Today the Court refused the rehearing and also refused to take up the same issue in two other cases that were presented to the court with the same issue.
We know that rehearing is granted in VERY, VERY few cases, so this is not a surprise.
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I do not understand all of the legal jargon that so many of you do. Is this article saying we might eventually get some help from the U. S. Supreme Court?
https://www.niskanencenter.org/the-nondelegation-panic/
I don’t think any big registry related issues are pending before SCOTUS right now. The article, and Gundy itself, are not really about the constitutionality of registries or other sex laws.