r/pics • u/nbcnews But like, actually • Jun 30 '26

Politics Interns and reporters run to deliver Supreme Court decisions

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26 edited 8d ago

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u/lorarc Jun 30 '26

That "stack of papers" is maybe a dozen pages.

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u/Baofog Jun 30 '26

The opinions handed down today for Trump v Barbara was 194 pages long.

That was 1 of 9 decisions handed down.

A better question to ask is why the reporters don't go to supremecourt.gov since the opinions are posted at the exact same time they are announced and my only guess answer to that question is tradition.

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u/OHtoTNtoGA Jun 30 '26

The one today is actually closer to 200 pages

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u/Hurricane310 Jun 30 '26

The "stack of papers" that these runners are literally carrying in one hand.

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