Judicial Watch: Supreme Court Moves to Overturn Conviction of Veteran Fined and Jailed for Digging..

Judicial Watch ^ | April 15, 2019 | Tom Fitton

[jazusamo]

It's a shame this gentleman passed away before being vindicated.

[BipolarBob]

yeah. But the agency(s) involved don’t feel any remorse.

[jazusamo]

You’re correct, not a bit.

[2banana]

You can let in illegals, allow them vote, set up “sanctuary cites” and ignore ALL federal immigration laws. And not one consequence.

But you better sure bake the damn cake and not dig in on your own property or the entire weight of government will crush you.

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“but under the federal Clean Water Act even turning the soil with a shovel can be considered to be releasing a ‘pollutant’ into water.”

[DesertRhino]

Back in the old days, whoever made the decision to prosecute him to death would have paid with his life at the hands of his relatives.

Back in the olden days.

[cabbieguy]

Wish I knew what the breakdown of votes and who voted which way.

[Cold Heart]

Thank you Judicial Watch.

There were many many more cases like this.

[traderrob6]

Tom Fitton is truly a great American and Judicial watch has become a potent force on the right for citizen liberty, common sense jurisprudence and justice.

[Flycatcher]

Yes, it’s a damn shame he didn’t live to see this.

Just wondering what the vote totals were on the Supreme Court. Don’t see it in the article.

[moovova]

I was so afraid I was going to read that the gentleman passed while in prison. At least he was out on probation.

[jazusamo]

Bump!

[ChildOfThe60s]

There are people involved in this that should be given a blindfold and a cigarette.

[sergeantdave]

Key phrase:

“Congress has proven itself either willing to give up those powers or unable to stop itself from doing so, preferring to ask the executive branch to reinterpret or reimagine statutes in ever more creative ways while sparing members of Congress the pain of accountability for national policy.”

The meaning: The gutless worms in Congress refuse to carry out its duties as legislators and have given those powers to unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats.

The consequences: Unless Congress takes back its legislative duty to reign in the fascist bureaucracy, the people will brutally train the bureaucrats in their rightful duties as servants, and it will likely get very bloody and deadly to make the fat-ass bureaucrats understand their role.

[jazusamo]

I haven’t found a vote for it as yet, if or when I do I’ll post and ping you.

[NormsRevenge]

A shame indeed.

How this nation has suffered the bumpkins of the 9th Circus for this long and without respite and its victims not lived to tell about it.

Coming up next on NPR NOT!!!

[Flycatcher]

Thanks, Jaz!

[jazusamo]

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[Rashputin]

The way to fix the problem is whenever some agency overreaches and either the Courts or Congress reverse them they should have their budget and headcount both reduced by 20% for a decade after the top twenty people in the overreaching agency having been fired.

JMHo

[griswold3]

One of the best things President Trump did was overturn WOTUS (Only the law in 26 states now)

[Hieronymus]

having been fired.

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Having been fired UPON