It has only been accepted for review, not for judgement. As it says in the article, anyone can petition for certiorari and many do, but the justices don't read 75% of the petitions. And sometimes they read the petitions so they can tell their clerks "this petitioner is a frivolous litigant, don't accept anything more from him."
It has only been accepted for review, not for judgement. As it says in the article, anyone can petition for certiorari and many do, but the justices don't read 75% of the petitions. And sometimes they read the petitions so they can tell their clerks "this petitioner is a frivolous litigant, don't accept anything more from him."