On July 13, 2017, President Donald Trump nominated Parker to serve as a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee.
Gee I dunno, judge, I’m notta smart person like you but are the child abuse laws overly broad? Like is it allowed in private residences? How about murder?
Geez what a loon.
is an evil pedophile pervert who belongs burning in the pit of hell.
There, I said it.
The law may need to be more specific. Back in the day, all the actors in Shakespeare plays were men. Does that mean that Romeo and Juliet is banned in Tennessee just because a man is playing the role of Juliet?
Ignore him.
What did Jesus say should happen to child molesters and mutilators? Check it out.
Groomers, bargaining for access to our children.
we’re back to the civil rights era: states like TN will have to again assert a right to enforce their own laws, and let the feds try to enforce fed laws without state help. DeSantis has it right. only this time the states are clearly on the right side of history and morality. time for TN to protect our children and our 2A, and to just ignore this crooked fed judge. let him enforce his order if he can. eventually i think the fed gov’t will back off. they just don’t have the reach to enforce their corrupt orders in every red state.
“He described the legislation as “likely both vague and overly-broad.” “
I very much doubt that. If it is than all legislation passed to protect children from inappropriate adult entertainment are probably also vague and overly-broad in this judge’s opinion.
Is the drinking age unconstitutional? Should 5-year-olds serve in the military?
So porn shops and strip clubs must allow kindergarten children in. The same logic applies. How about massage parlors?
But conservatives are denied freedom of speech.
Do those who write these laws consider and anticipate what the counter arguments will be, and thus write them so they can pass muster?
“Does a citizen’s private residence count? How about a camping ground at a national park? What if a minor browsing the world wide web from a public library views an ‘adult cabaret performance’?” Parker wrote in Friday’s ruling. “Ultimately, the Statute’s broad language clashes with the First Amendment’s tight constraints.”