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decide in the, abstract, you know, about january 6th. it decides specific legal issues. so one of the cases pending is whether this obstruction law that was part of sarbanes-oxley applies to what happened in congress on january 6th. and whether these flags were flown and whether he took them down, i mean, has nothing to do with that specific question. paul: dan, explain what alito means when he says he has an obligation to sit. it s part of the supreme court s code of conduct adopted by all the justices, but what is it and why do they have this? well, they have it because, a, they are the supreme court of the united states. legal cases are brought to them to decide. there are nine justices, and the justices, a majority would be five versus four: and an obligation to sit means you would have to have an extraordinary reason for one of

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