The U.S. Supreme Court delayed its timeline for considering whether to grant review in a trio of cases that could decide whether employers can discriminate against LGBT workers without violating federal civil rights law.
The court had been scheduled to consider the cases during a Nov. 30 conference, but it rescheduled them Nov. 26 without comment. Any single justice can ask for a case to be rescheduled for any reason.
The court’s next scheduled conference is Dec. 7, and it has no more conferences scheduled for December. The first conference of the new year is scheduled for Jan. 4.
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