“‘It could not be clear as a matter of Colorado law that the proceeding below was a self-contained original proceeding, which gives rise to jurisdiction…’”

Supreme Court Oral Arguments · [25-170] Suncor Energy (U.S.A.) Inc. v. Commissioners of Boulder County

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argued that the Supreme Court has statutory jurisdiction under Section 1257 because the Colorado proceeding is a self-contained original proceeding, despite lacking a formal writ

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