Posted on 05/18/2023 4:20:29 PM PDT by BenLurkin
I have not looked at these decisions in this light, altho I agree that brevity has been lost. I have not seen a change in philosophical approach by individual justices that I can trace to a change in the style of opinions. Then again , I have not endeavored to seek out this connection.
Thanks
Interesting history. Thanks for sharing.
Harvard vs. Yale. They both went to Princeton as undergrads.
It might not be "garbage."
If there's a question in copyright law (or in any area of law) that is ambiguous, then it's the job of the USSC to clarify it, and thus provide guidance to lower courts on how to rule when this question arises again in the future.
Sotomayor has shown some shocking independence lately. Good on her.
5 unelected, unaccountable megalomaniacs collude together to decide the most pressing issues of the day with no input whatsoever from the voters or their representatives. In a country of 350 million, we have 5 people deciding the law, and creating law from the bench. That is not a democracy and it is not a republic folks. It is not what the Founders intended.
Congress passes a law banning fag marriage and the President signs it? TOO BAD! FAGGOTT ANTHONY KENNEDY SAYS YOU GET FAG MARRIAGE ANYWAY!
Just one example of how insane this system is.
Interesting. So, it looks like a 7-2 decision, with Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Barrett, Sotomayor, and Jackson in the majority and Kagan and Roberts in the minority.
Ladies, ladies, ladies.
Nobody really wants to see Kagan and Sotomayor mud wrestle.
(Justice Barrett, maybe.)
I wonder if the roots of this rift have anything to do with the Roe v Wade leak…?
It is superficial because we are ALL getting ripped off financially because of a fraudulent election that they chose not to get involved in.
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