usfurloughed
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I’ve said all along that the 9th could rule either way on this, especially since it is filled with wacked out judges who hold the record for being the most overturned court in the land. So two federal judges believe this case is ripe (Wake and Bybee) and two believe it isn’t ripe (Tashima & Graber). Hardly a overwhelming victory, and it certainly doesn’t give you the freedom to implement DOH. That course of action will absolutely put you back in court where you will have a far less likelihood of a “victory” than today’s ruling.
"The two airlines combined in 2005, but their pilots are still fighting over seniority rights. Six pilots from the old America West sued their union, saying it planned to ignore an arbitrator's decision that it believed had favored the America West pilots. Last year a judge agreed with the America West pilots and ordered the union to follow the arbitrator's decision.
Friday's decision from a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says it's too soon to say that the union has harmed the America West pilots because a new contract would have to be ratified first"
Where did you get the 4th judge from?