The Supreme Court’s emergency stay lifts an injunction blocking the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA),
which requires businesses to disclose ownership information. Justice Jackson dissented, arguing there wasn’t enough urgency. The case will return to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, with the Justice Department defending the law. The Court’s ruling allows implementation to proceed, while also rejecting broader issues on federal judges’ power to issue nationwide injunctions.
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