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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But how does the 4th Circuit typically take? [/quote]

6 months from the notice of appeal is the average timeline. [/quote]

What about the emergency stay for the class of 2026?  That can’t possibly take 6 months, right? [/quote]

It won't. I would expect that to be settled some time in the area of spring break.

I am more and more convinced that FCPS will move to a lottery if the stay is not granted. TJ's process of welcoming the freshmen and getting staff hired was incredibly strained last year when admissions decisions were released in late June and students confirmed by mid-July.

In a way, I just wish that FCPS would make public that the lottery is their plan if the stay fails as it might put pressure on the C4TJ complainants to drop the suit. Two things are true:

1) Lotteries have always survived judicial scrutiny;

2) Lotteries would have a much greater impact on the Asian population than the current system. [/quote]

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