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. >> justice kagen. >> if i could continue in that vein. i understand it now you're saying female and minority ownership has not really been a factor in 202h determinations, but it's not the way i read your brief. and i think it's not the way i read past actions by the fcc under 202h. so i'm wondering what are you saying here? are you saying that this is a new thing that those things are not considered or that they've never been considered under 202h, which is not what your brief says. what are you saying? >> what i was really talking about was the era well before section 202h was enacted in 1996. the year in 1975 for instance when the commission first adopted the newspaper broadcast cross ownership band and when it obtained that band and when it adopted rules dealing with radio and television cross ownership. in that era the rules were justified by considerations of viewpoint diversity, but what the commission meant was it's better to have more independent outlets in the community rather than -- >> i guess i'm still not really understandin

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the order provides no consensus on what animated the court's conclusion and as justice kagen noted providedo guidance to other jurisdictions confronting the same issue. i want to close by emphasizing a high level but i think important point. issuewise the shadow docket are related to the court's appellate jurisdiction. meaning its supervisory function over the lower courts. and congress has done so before both altering the cases the supreme court reviews such as capital cases. accordingly there's a path for legislation if congress deems it appropriate. thank you for the opportunity and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you, general alli khan. i'll proceed with the questions and begin with recognizing myself. professor, you mention in your testimony that there is a traditional four-factor test that the court has historically applied in deciding to grant emergency relief. how has the court's application of this test shifted in recent years, and what impact has that had on the types of emergency relief the court has decided to grant? >> it's a great question, mr. chairman. the traditi