[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I didn't look at the allegedly problematic provisions of the first law in any detail. However, I will say that judging a law by its intent, rather than by the actual language, is a common mistake. So, just because the first law had the right general idea does not necessarily mean it was a good law. Good laws can be sunk by poor drafting.

I don't care enough right now to grave dig that original law to see if there was actually a problem. But she is apparently pushing this one, so I'll wait until the dust settles to see if she was right.

[BobL]

“I didn’t look at the allegedly problematic provisions of the first law in any detail. However, I will say that judging a law by its intent, rather than by the actual language, is a common mistake.”

I read some articles on it. It was carefully written to mimic laws in other states, by people who litigate this for a living. As to the courts, Trump left this country with very conservative Appellate Courts (at least outside of the solid blue areas), predicting a loss on this type of issue in those courts is simply a lie.