So right now it's all depending on that decision since it was the court which decided the FDA had to comply with deeming requirements now and the FDA decided against taking it to a higher court.
That court is obviously not on our side so who knows?
So right now it's all depending on that decision since it was the court which decided the FDA had to comply with deeming requirements now and the FDA decided against taking it to a higher court.
That court is obviously not on our side so who knows?
AFAIK, this is not a done deal yet(though it probably will be). They're still waiting for the 4th Circuit to rule on it before Judge Grimm can extend the deadline.
The writer of the article you posted wasn't fully understanding the situation.
The District Court issued an "indicative" ruling (simply a ruling indicating what they would do, if the case was in their court), but the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals still needs to accept the request and then remand the case back to the District Court for the extension, which hasn't been done yet.
Here is an article that offers the explanation far better:
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