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haele

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8. I'm sure the judge has already had staff go through the charges

Reply to kentuck (Reply #3)

Mon Aug 5, 2024, 04:03 PM

Aug 2024

And sorted out what is definitely constitutionally official, definitely unofficial, and what needs to be adjudicated.
They've probably also already defined the boundaries as to official, unofficial, and grey areas as tightly as they could per a constitutional argument.
My guess is they're ready to rumble.

Haele

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