Perez v. Abbott
District Court, W.D. Texas
1DissentJerry E. Smith, Circuit Judge
I respectfully dissent.
First, we no longer have Article III jurisdiction, because, under recent, binding Fifth Circuit caselaw, the case is moot, so we have a constitutional duty to dismiss. Second, although this court should not be issuing an advisory opinion on a matter that is moot, I dissent on the merits, assuming arguendo that the matter is not moot, insofar as the majority finds violations, with the exception of the majority’s treatment of DFW, as to which I agree with the result and largely with the reasoning. The majority’s findings of violations in other districts are insufficiently…
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