Will the SCOTUS expect the US government to refund the tariffs?

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resolved Mar 5

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50%33%

Partially

50%30%

Yes, entirely or as much as possible

0.3%

No, because SCOTUS rules them to be constitutional

37%

No, even though SCOTUS ruled them to be unconstitutional

Based on SCOTUS' official ruling in the Learning Resources v. Trump and Trump v. V.O.S. Selections, Inc. case.

In case of ambiguity, I will follow the consensus interpretation of authoritative newspapers (NY Times, Bloomberg News, etc.) or resolve N/A if there is not one.

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The majority opinion does not mention the question as far as I can tell, which is commonly understood (and by Kavanaugh) as implying they should be refunded. So I'm inclined to resolve either "Yes" or "Partially". I initially meant the latter as "they should be partially refunded", but technically it can also mean "the court partially expects them to".

What do you think?