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"The Latest Ruling: Nevada Supreme Court Update on Our Case"

On Friday, May 10, 2024 at 9:14am, the Nevada Supreme Court issued the following Notice.


In essence, this means that the case will not be sent down to the NV Court of Appeals as Clark County had advocated and hoped for. Instead, it has been formally submitted for decision before the full panel of justices of the NV Supreme Court, as we had requested. Furthermore, the notice specifies that there will be no oral arguments so the Justices will review all documentation and arguments from both sides and eventually issue a decision.


Sending the case to the NV Court of Appeals would have not only resulted in further delays but also incurred additional legal costs for GLVSTRA. Moreover, it might have suggested that our case lacked significant importance for the NV Supreme Court to consider it.


We now anxiously await for the NV Supreme Court decision. We do not have any timeline for this but it should be soon.

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Unknown member
Jun 04

Do we know estimate time to reach decision at all? Should it be before the year ends? Will their decision be final to either make license process more open and fair to all or remain in place?

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Unknown member
May 10

Uhoh no oral arguments I wanted to have my popcorn ready.


What is the win rate of no oral arguments vs oral arguments? (is this good or bad)

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Unknown member
May 11
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Oral arguments are used to emphasize certain legal points and for the court to ask questions about the case to help clarify the parties' arguments. Ultimately, appeals are based on the briefs filed, the law, and the record on appeal.

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Unknown member
May 10

Thanks!

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