[Thane_Banquo]

A judge's order is legally binding, enforced by the police power of the state, making it de facto law. If it were not so, we could ignore judge's orders at our pleasure, and we would descend into chaos.

[jwalsh07]

Court orders are not laws, they are court orders.I fthey were laws Judges would issue 'laws' not court orders.

Of course the federales see no difference because since they actually think they, rather than Moses, are the law-givers.

[savedbygrace]

That's circular reasoning. Bzzzzzz. Wrong answer, but thanks for playing.

You didn't answer the critical question: Where does this law-making authority come from? If you cite the authority, you win the debate. If you can't, you lose. It's that simple.