It seems the Nine may finally be settling into a practice of actually issuing decisions in argued cases. This week witnessed two more relatively minor decisions, including one with a first-of-its-kind lineup. Read on for summaries of Delaware v. Pennsylvania (No. 145, Orig.),in which the Court unanimously held that that the First State can’t hog all the MoneyGram payments that go unclaimed each year…

After waiting until late January to issue its first signed opinion of the term, the Nine then made us wait another month for the second (and, so it happens, the third and the fourth). That’s still well behind the typical pace: In most terms, we’d expect to have seen upwards of a dozen signed decisions by now. But at least this batch of decisions is…

Just as winter snow has been historically late in arriving in some parts of the country, the Supreme Court was historically late in issuing its first signed opinion of the year. On Monday, 112 days after the start of the term, the Court issued its first opinion in an argued case, unanimously deciding in Arellano v. McDonough (No. 21-432) that the statute setting the effective…