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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsBREAKING: AG Barr tonight directed immigration judges to deny bond hearings to asylum seekers.
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spanone
(135,832 posts)FUCKERS
sheshe2
(83,764 posts)triron
(22,003 posts)moondust
(19,981 posts)"Congress has no authority to act as a junior varsity IRS."
Maximum hubris.
God's boys don't have to pay no attention to your puny laws!
Glimmer of Hope
(5,823 posts)Thank you ACLU!
California_Republic
(1,826 posts)DallasNE
(7,403 posts)Marie Marie
(9,999 posts)SammyWinstonJack
(44,130 posts)Leghorn21
(13,524 posts)Just
Demovictory9
(32,456 posts)Volaris
(10,271 posts)This is about him showing Trump what a good little whelped puppy he can be.
Good I'm glad the ACLU is taking this to court as it will be another loss for the Orange One.
(ON EDIT) is he TRYING to get himself disbarred lol!?!?
Gothmog
(145,238 posts)Yep.
iluvtennis
(19,858 posts)Duppers
(28,120 posts)That felt good, btw.
NotHardly
(1,062 posts)NotHardly
(1,062 posts)joshdawg
(2,648 posts)the ass-licking sycophant barr does trump's bidding.
JI7
(89,249 posts)procon
(15,805 posts)to serve Trump The Terrible, not uphold the law, not the status of his office, not the best interests of the US.
It sure looks like another step on the road to dictatorship.
sinkingfeeling
(51,457 posts)MFGsunny
(2,356 posts)uponit7771
(90,339 posts)Cryptoad
(8,254 posts)Judicial Branch??????
prodigitalson
(2,422 posts)He told them or asked them? The latter is disgustingly unconstitutional. The former is bizarrely unconstitutional.
qazplm135
(7,447 posts)Immigration Courts are Article I courts, not Article III courts.
Same with Courts-martial for example.
Thus, they are part of the executive branch, not the judicial branch.
Of course, that doesn't mean they don't still have to follow the Constitution.
prodigitalson
(2,422 posts)thanks for the education.
qazplm135
(7,447 posts)I'm a judge advocate.
Functionally, there's not a ton of difference between a court-martial and a federal trial.
Our UCMJ trial rules and crimes are modeled for the most part off the federal system with a few differences (some minor, some more significant).
Our appellate system mirrors the federal system in some aspects.
Our folks don't get unanimous verdicts (3/4ths) and we don't have juries (we have panels, the difference is more than just in name) and our judges do not have lifetime tenure (trial judges are officers serving 3 years at a time, appellate judges at the lower level are the same, civilian judges at the higher level court serve for 25 years).
It's an interesting system for good and bad.
SHRED
(28,136 posts)Iliyah
(25,111 posts)Period.