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To: Wormwood

I agree, but most everyone here cheered the USSC decision not to get involved in TW case or the one yesterday in California. Now they are sad that they did not get involved with Oregon. I think they were right in both decisions.


784 posted on 01/17/2006 3:35:28 PM PST by eastforker (Under Cover FReeper going dark(too much 24))
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To: eastforker
I agree, but most everyone here cheered the USSC decision not to get involved in TW case or the one yesterday in California. Now they are sad that they did not get involved with Oregon. I think they were right in both decisions.

Were they right in the Raich case?

Thomas' argument is that there is no reasonable basis for the Court to decide that states don't have the power to decide that something is a "legitimate medical use" for a plant the fedgov like like, but then decide that they do have the power to declare that inducing death is a "legitimate medical use" for drugs the Court does like.

886 posted on 01/17/2006 7:29:33 PM PST by supercat (Sony delenda est.)
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