D.C. Circuit Panel Denies TikTok’s Request for Stay of the TikTok Divestment Law
From today’s order:
At the request of the parties, this court expedited its consideration of the case “to ensure that there is adequate time before the Act’s prohibitions take effect to request emergency relief from the Supreme Court.” Consistent with the schedule proposed by the parties, on December 6, 2024 this court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of the Act with respect to each claim presented by the petitioners and denied as moot the petitioners’ alternative requests for a temporary injunction and to appoint a special master.
The petitioners now seek a “temporary pause” in order “to create time for further deliberation.” They argue the injunction will “permit the Supreme Court to consider this case in a more orderly
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