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The 10th and Utah would be unconditionally bound by a reversal (the timing of which has long since passed), while an overturning would just vacate the precedential value of the 10th's decision as improperly decided. To put it in other words, had SCOTUS reversed 10th's decision, it would have all been over and Null would have had won (assuming a straightforward reversal). Were SCOTUS to overturn the 10th's decision now as improperly decided, it would not change anything bar create another argument Null could use for dismissal at the District level.What's even the difference between a reversal and overturning?




