Flores v. Holder

Background

This document is an order labeled with an opinion type and a long list of docket numbers and page references. It records that parties in many separate appeals asked the Court to rehear their cases—formal requests to ask the Supreme Court to reconsider earlier decisions or orders. The excerpt does not identify the individual parties or summarize the underlying facts of those appeals; it presents only the procedural listing and the Court’s action.

Reasoning

The central question before the Justices, as reflected here, was whether to grant rehearing in the listed matters. The text provides a single, clear procedural disposition: “Petitions for rehearing denied.” This excerpt does not include any written opinion explaining the denials, nor does it show separate concurring or dissenting opinions or further legal analysis.

Real world impact

Because the Court denied rehearing, the prior opinions or orders that governed each listed case remain in effect and Supreme Court reconsideration of those matters has ended. The order is procedural rather than a new merits ruling, so it does not itself resolve broader legal questions beyond the listed dockets. The short text does not describe any next steps or provide reasons for the denials.