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ShazzieB

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17. What's really ironic is that Kacsmaryk's ruling amounts to a direct repudiation of SCOTUS.

Reply to bluestarone (Reply #8)

Thu Apr 13, 2023, 07:46 PM

Apr 2023

SCOTUS: States should decide about the legality of abortion.
Kacsmaryk: Oh yeah? Hold my beer! No, not you, Kavanaugh! Hand that to somebody else!
Kavanaugh: *BURP* *wipes mouth on sleeve* I like beer. Do you like beer?

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Judge Rice says that his injunction still applies "irrespective" of the Tex/5th Cir ruling. [View all] Nevilledog Apr 2023 OP

K&R Solly Mack Apr 2023 #1

Excellent! Ligyron Apr 2023 #2

kicking In It to Win It Apr 2023 #3

KNR niyad Apr 2023 #4

So now scotus has to rule.... getagrip_already Apr 2023 #5

See how states deciding works bluestarone Apr 2023 #6

Not sure of the question but... getagrip_already Apr 2023 #7

Sorry i was just making a comment (not at you) about how the SC ruling that allows states bluestarone Apr 2023 #8

What's really ironic is that Kacsmaryk's ruling amounts to a direct repudiation of SCOTUS. ShazzieB Apr 2023 #17

This! MontanaMama Apr 2023 #18

Yeah. soldierant Apr 2023 #16

"it would be weird if they" - Have you seen this court? I can see them kicking both cases back NullTuples Apr 2023 #15

Might they possibly rule that the FDA is an unconstitutional interference into states rights... lostnfound Apr 2023 #19

Washington judge to Texas Judge and fifth circuit: bluescribbler Apr 2023 #9

I like it republianmushroom Apr 2023 #10

Excellent news. KnR. n/t iluvtennis Apr 2023 #11

Go Judge Rice! Marthe48 Apr 2023 #12

Wow.. TY & Judge Thomas RIce! Cha Apr 2023 #13

B/c Kacsmaryk's order wasn't in effect when Rice ruled, Rice rules today, he had jurisdiction and Cha Apr 2023 #14

I haven't been following closely. Can someone give a synposis intrepidity Apr 2023 #20