skykiss, to Law
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FedSoc justices disgraced themselves and their fake pet theories in the oral argument on presidential immunity.

Remember when they were “minimalists”? Oh, but now they embarked on a long policy peregrination so as to make what Gorsuch called a “ruling for the ages.” (He actually said that.) Behind the stunning pomposity, it’s miles from “minimalist.”

Remember when they were “constitutionalists”? The constitution says they’ve got to stick to the “case or controversy” before them, and yet they went on their wild hypothetical wanderings. Some “constitutionalists.”

Remember when they were “originalists”? Follow the text, never mind the outcomes?

All gone, in hand-waving about what various rulings might portend, and what effects they could have.

Remember their recent switch (Dobbs, Bruen) to “history and tradition”? The “history” is that no president but Nixon and Trump committed crimes; none sought immunity.

The “tradition” is presidents for centuries got along just

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#scotus #law #corruption

skykiss, (edited )
@skykiss@sfba.social avatar

Remember in Bush v. Gore, the FedSoc justices decided the case that put Bush in the presidency ONE DAY after oral arguments. When the Republican Party needed speed, FedSoc justices delivered to their owners.

skykiss, to random
@skykiss@sfba.social avatar

Americans,

On Thursday, the will be hearing arguments where lawyers for the criminal defendant are arguing that all former presidents are forever immune from criminal prosecution for any official acts done in office.

Failure to respect the election of a new President, is the ultimate crime against the people, who are the basis of government. The President, by constitutional design, should have no role- official or unofficial-in the determination of the people's
vote. Immunity for the crimes here alleged would be most abhorrent to the Framers, because immunity would upset the constitutional scheme and aid a President in overriding the people's power over him.

The Framers would also have been appalled that Trump, despite having left office, seeks permanent immunity. As a Federalist wrote for the Maryland ratifying convention:

It seems, however, that the president may possibly be continued for life. He may so, provided he deserve it.

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skykiss,
@skykiss@sfba.social avatar

The Framers did not put an immunity clause in the .They knew how to, and they did not. They did not provide immunity to the president. Wasn't the whole point that the president was not a monarch and the president was not supposed to be above the law.

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Justice Elena Kegan explains that the framers did not put an immunity clause in the Constitution.

glynmoody, to random
@glynmoody@mastodon.social avatar

Nikki #Haley secures first victory of Republican primaries with Washington DC win - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/04/nikki-haley-secures-first-victory-of-republican-primaries-with-washington-dc-win "Haley is the first woman to win a Republican primary, her campaign has said, but faces steep odds with Donald #Trump expected to secure the nomination" so how significant is this?

PhilipCJames,
@PhilipCJames@mas.to avatar

@fkamiah17 @Wen @glynmoody

Don't hold your breath!

German & Belgian citizens resident in the UK were not allowed to vote in the #EUref (despite them having a dog in the game - losing UK freedom of movement, etc) whereas citizens of Rwanda resident here DID have a Brexit vote, on account that the former German/Belgian colony joined the British Commonwealth in 2009 (despite never having been part of the British Empire).

Same applied to Portuguese and Mozambican citizens.

#NoJustice

Freemind, to Cybersecurity
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The attackers utilized a combination of tools during the campaign, including an executable wiper (NACL.exe) requiring administrator privileges to erase data by removing the boot signature from the Master Boot Record (MBR).

https://cybersec84.wordpress.com/2024/01/06/no-justice-wiper-malware-used-to-target-albania-by-pro-iranian-hackers/

PBruce, to random
@PBruce@mastodon.social avatar

#Cdnpoli #Abpoli #NoJustice #ScrewingImmigrants
#Corrupt Employers
#CompaniesAreForCriminals

Migrant worker exploited by Edmonton employer awarded $30K — but he can't collect

It is common practice to screw temp foreign workers, immigrants & local workers by fake justice designed with ambulances that arrive after you are dead. Meanwhile the employer lives in luxury ,starts the same company with a new name .LTD =Thief

We need a fast food legal system with service

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-human-rights-commission-tfw-edmonton-exploitation-1.6818519

jeffjarvis, to random
@jeffjarvis@mastodon.social avatar

"There is some real chutzpah."
The Supreme Court delivers a sigh of relief — and an outrageous dissent https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/04/22/alito-mifepristone-supreme-court-abortion/

bespacific,
@bespacific@newsie.social avatar

@jeffjarvis has gotten the attention of late due to questionable ethics. But it’s high time received the scrutiny he deserves. Alito’s in the case has served up yet another example of his , . and would have allowed the by a panel of the for the to stand. NoPeace

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