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Precedent set, no injured party required. I look forward to all the future cases. Good job Roberts. /s
Can we call them Prima Farcie cases?
Anything that supports their bigotry, doesn't need to be true.
"I'm not interested in reality" really sums up their entire position at this point.
Much like the MAGA twits, I mean individuals.
Yeah this one is almost scarier than any other for the precedent it sets. While most of the actual decisions this term were bad but par for the course of a conservative majority court (with a few pleasant surprises like rejecting racial gerrymandering, dismissing independent legislature theory, and reaffirming Native adoptions) this case was uniquely dangerous for being just conjured from thin air. The idea that you can take an issue to court over something that was proven to be entirely hypothetical prepares the way for more ready-made cases designed to create a particular legal outcome.
Exactly. It’s making an a actual legal decision based on the equivalent of an argument someone had with themselves in the shower.
It’d be laughable if it wasn’t actually serious and legally binding.
Prima Farcie
Ha!
How did this case even make it to the supreme court? Did the defence fail to find out about this fiction when it went through the lower courts?
Lying for the Lord. It’s legal now.
Lying for the Lord made her a heretic.
Exodus 23:1-2 Do not spread false reports...When you give testimony in a lawsuit, do not pervert justice