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The Supreme Court stayed a Fourth Circuit order that would have forced the FCC to act within 48 hours on a review application. The move protects the agency’s timing discretion, at least for now, and undercuts the lower court’s hurry-up demand.
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The Supreme Court stayed a Fourth Circuit order that would have forced the FCC to act within 48 hours on a review application. The move protects the agency’s timing discretion, at least for now, and undercuts the lower court’s hurry-up demand.
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