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edhopper

(36,346 posts)
4. They have ruled
Fri Jun 27, 2025, 11:46 AM
Jun 27

that Constitutional Rights are subject to selective enforcement by District and not universal. It is more devastating that it appears.

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I disagree JustAnotherGen Jun 27 #1
Yeah, I am going with their dissent... Hugin Jun 27 #2
Ian Millhiser, "random journo"? mahatmakanejeeves Jun 27 #8
Ian Millhiser is no "random journo." Ocelot II Jun 27 #14
We've reached the point where if he's not on the SCOTUS. Hugin Jun 27 #17
Yep. It's now "catch me if you can" rule of law. Hassin Bin Sober Jun 27 #6
"should also benefit future Democratic administrations, assuming that the GOP-controlled Court applies it fairly" muriel_volestrangler Jun 27 #3
They have ruled edhopper Jun 27 #4
This message was self-deleted by its author surfered Jun 27 #5
Agree. We aren't bound by 5th Circuit, arguably most right-wing federal appellate court in the country. Silent Type Jun 27 #7
This is worth reading - a sensible perspective. Ocelot II Jun 27 #9
Thanks for the archive. I swear it wasn't paywalled when I posted it 😂 In It to Win It Jun 27 #11
Maybe it's only paywalled for me? Ocelot II Jun 27 #12
I just clicked the link again. It's paywalled now. In It to Win It Jun 27 #13
They busted you. Ocelot II Jun 27 #15
I've said this before canetoad Jun 27 #19
Thank you. I generally try to keep the fire from other people's hair Ocelot II Jun 27 #20
Since this administration has shown contempt for due process , surfered Jun 27 #10
He's giving this court the benefit of the doubt Arazi Jun 27 #16
A couple of Class Action lawsuits have already been filed to get around this ruling LetMyPeopleVote Jun 27 #18
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