Reinhardt’s confirmation to the 9th Circuit in 1980...
A Carter appointee. That explains a lot.
Was at one time and still may be married to Ramona Ripston, another gem. From my perspective she's an ACLU nut job.
You'd be surprised at the number of Freepers defending Reinhartds holding in Fields when we were debating it. I know I was.
A genuine certifiable nut case.
Always a bad sign.
Once in the United States, Max gained renown for directing a stage production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” featuring James Cagney and Mickey Rooney.
On a side note. Mickey Rooney and James Cagney were in a motion picture adaptation of "Midsummer's Night Dream " along with (I think) Dick Powell. Anyone interested in Shakespeare should track it down and obtain a copy -- it is really quite entertaining.
And the LAPD tried to infiltrate some of those groups by attending left-wing political meetings where the terrorists would go to recruit new members. The commission Reinhardt was on began limiting the amount of intelligence gathering the police could do.
Gates was right about the need for the LAPD intelligence unit -- this clown was wrong.
"Social Justice" is a joke. I attend Loyola University New Orleans, which has, for some reason, decided to start referring to itself as "Social Justice University." As economics professor Walter Block pointed out in the Maroon, people have a rather hard time defining "social justice," especially when asked to distinguish it from plain-vanilla "justice."
As for those who dare to define it, however, it invariably ends up looking like left-wing socialism, multiculturalism, and secularism.
While that is a political stance, of sorts, it is not a judicial philosophy. This Reinhardt fellow embodies all that is wrong with an activist judiciary. He sees his position as lord over the ignorant masses who are too stupid to elect legislators who conform to his vision of how the world should work, and believes that he must slap these peons down as a matter of right.
The more his power gets diluted, the better off we will be.
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But that did not include clubbing-over-the-skull of children by cops on horseback.
Kozinski should extrapolate how the Supreme Court SHOULD regard the matter, not how he thinks they would regard the matter. Judges take an oath to uphold the Constitution. Perhaps the author misquoted him.
Which makes the question "who's responsible for our children?" all the more interesting, when it comes to the Columbine High School shootings.
It's strange that the name of his own birth father isn't mentioned
--especially since the screen writers guild was full of communists.
Convenient?