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To: PeoplesRepublicOfWashington; Alberta's Child
SCOTUS has said, loudly and clearly, that state courts can rewrite laws and usurp Constitutional authorities on a whim.

Actually, at least in terms of the law, SCOTUS has done no such thing. It says repeatedly that its refusal to grant cert has nothing to do with the merits of a case.

In this case, SCOTUS, in Bush v. Gore, laid down the law, and a lower federal court is perfectly capable of enforcing it. Let us see what happens to the absentee voters' suit in federal district court in Trenton.

321 posted on 10/07/2002 12:18:01 PM PDT by aristeides
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To: aristeides
Let us see what happens to the absentee voters' suit in federal district court in Trenton.

My guess is that the lower court will determine that sufficient harm was not demonstrated. They got the signal from above not to further mess with this case.

349 posted on 10/07/2002 12:34:52 PM PDT by mwl1
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