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Mmmmmm gimme more of those mission accomplished videos. This is so delicious! 6 out 4 stars would eat until my stomach ruptured.
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Her and this guy aren't legally married. They probably just had some faux-hebrew ceremony and claim to be married in spirit.
This couldnt be the worst thing in the world. Bringing to light the fact most people we mock are liars, con-artists, grifters, shills and charlitans, with a small sprinkling of mental illness would be fucking funny.
Small Sprinkling?
This greasy dirt-encrusted dude needs a 4 hour shower with pumice soap.
SIGH
It actually does say it's docketed. Does this mean a hearing is actually going to happen? If so this has the potential to be truly wonderful.The case
Yes, it's going to be considered. And then immediately dropped because the previous explanations for dropping the case already poopoo'd her arguments that Null violated the Privacy Act considering he's not a fucking government worker. The explanation for grating the petition goes on about "muh cyberstalking" and "muh first amendment can be restricted" but more terrifyingly seems to think this case, if the Supreme Court ruled against Null, would allow anyone publishing government documents to be labelled a "state actor".It actually does say it's docketed. Does this mean a hearing is actually going to happen? If so this has the potential to be truly wonderful.
Will we see Scott v. Moon dismissed in the latest volume of the U.S. Reports?
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What this means is that the crazies are applying for the supreme court to take the case. 99.999% of cases do not make it past this stage. This is the supreme court's way of saying they are aware of the application.It actually does say it's docketed. Does this mean a hearing is actually going to happen? If so this has the potential to be truly wonderful.
That's actually kinda fucked up, because it means that political dissidents might be refused all competent counsel and thus be unable to effectively get remedy from the Supreme Court.Also, joke's on them, the SCOTUS has required, for several years now, all litigants to have barred attorneys. Unlike district courts, they no longer allow pro-se litigation.
Pretty sure if every decent lawyer ever tells someone to get fucked the supreme court is probably going to have a similar opinion.That's actually kinda fucked up, because it means that political dissidents might be refused all competent counsel and thus be unable to effectively get remedy from the Supreme Court.
In theory they're supposed to rule on a case's merits, not the opinion people have of the person in question. If, say, Andrew Anglin was the victim of an unlawful search and seizure, he should have the right to get his case heard even if nobody will take it.Pretty sure if every decent lawyer ever tells someone to get fucked the supreme court is probably going to have a similar opinion.