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Supreme Court·October Term

No new overnight Court order; Suncor climate case still set for Oct. 5 arguments

Published , Wednesday, September 30, 2026 · Updated
In the 6 AM CT update

No new overnight Court order; Suncor climate case still set for Oct. 5 arguments
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As of early Wednesday, Sept. 30, the Supreme Court had not issued a new overnight order changing the near-term argument calendar beyond Tuesday’s D.V.D. stay. Arguments in Suncor Energy (U.S.A.), Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County remain set for Monday, Oct. 5, with Justice Samuel Alito not participating after the Clerk’s Sept. 28 letter to counsel, as World Brief Now reported Tuesday. Tuesday’s separate miscellaneous order denying a stay of execution and certiorari in Pike v. Tennessee was the Court’s other listed action that day.

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