Against just three liberals, Protestewitz, Rebecca Dalit and Joe Karofsky. That case, in other words, would be stalemated. I have no idea what that means. If it's a 33 tie, does it go back to the trial judge? Does the trial judge's order stand? We typically don't get these things in the United States Supreme Court. And I can't remember a high profile case in the Wisconsin Supreme Court Court where there was a deadlock, could you get Hagedorn to change his mind to keep Act 10 in place? (2:03:30–2:03:39)
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Questions the procedure if there is a 3-3 tie in the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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