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The U.S. Supreme Court refused Friday to let California delay the release of thousands of inmates from state prisons to relieve crowding. In June, a lower court ordered California to release about 10,000 inmates — nearly 8 percent of all state prisoners — by the end of the year to improve to improve medical and mental health treatment. Gov. Jerry Brown last month asked the Supreme Court to delay the order, arguing that it would jeopardize public safety. Justice Antonin Scalia, joined by Justice Samuel Alito, strongly dissented with the high court's 6-3 one-sentence order Friday, predicting a wave of...

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Tribe goes nuts -- violates federal law by "outing" John Roberts as an A minus student!

"The Supreme Court created in this constitution, if it should rule a law passed by the Congress and signed by the President, to be unconstitutional, must submit its decision and reasoning to the House of Representatives and the Senate. By a vote of 2/3 the House and Senate may declare the court to be in error and the constitutionality of the law shall be upheld. Furthermore, any previous rulings of this court that a law was unconstitutional that pre-date this amendment may be overuled by a 2/3 vote of the House and Senate."

U.S. Supreme Court rewrites Constitution and 3,000 years of history WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court today rewrote the U.S. Constitution and 3,000 years of legal history by striking down the Texas sodomy law in a 6-3 decision. The court overrode the Constitution, the history of American law, and its own precedent by declaring in Lawrence v. Texas that there is a right to privacy to protect private, adult consensual sexual activity. Justice Kennedy wrote for the majority, and only Justices Scalia and Thomas and Chief Justice Rhenquist dissented. The majority reasoned, unbelievably, that because of the trend in state...

SCOTUS sided with the perverts.