The injunction has NOTHING to do with the constitutionallity of the law, but rather the fact that the Wisconsin State Senate voted on the bill with two hours notice to the senators. Since the Senate was in special session, under the existing State Senate rules ( interestingly written by two of the RAT Senators who were at the time “vacationing” in Illinois) this was a proper and legal procedure. According to the Marxist judge (whose son, by the way is a union organizer for the State Teachers Union) issued the injunction “because the Senate didn’t follow the State’s open meetings statute which says that all “meetings” must be given 24 hours notice.” Personally, I’m sorry that Walker has capitulated. I’d like to see him place the judge under arrest and put her in jail.
See my message 75. The citation’s near the top of page 55 here: http://legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/wisconst.pdf
In a situation where the court would have no power to invalidate the law, wouldn’t it also have no power to enjoin its operation?