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kentuck

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12. Good luck!

Reply to jimfields33 (Reply #8)

Tue Nov 26, 2024, 09:13 AM

Nov 2024

You are going to have a lot to stop.

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Can a decision by a District Judge and a Special Prosecutor be appealed? [View all] kentuck Nov 2024 OP

It's over. Maybe they will be brought up in four years. jimfields33 Nov 2024 #1

It will not be brought up in four years... kentuck Nov 2024 #2

I think there will be plenty of opportunity to oppose jimfields33 Nov 2024 #5

Oppose with what? kentuck Nov 2024 #6

We had the minority in 2017 as well and stopped a lot. jimfields33 Nov 2024 #8

Good luck! kentuck Nov 2024 #12

I'm not in congress. But I trust our democratic politicians. jimfields33 Nov 2024 #15

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Agree and it would be nice to hang responsibility on SCOTUS (R)s bucolic_frolic Nov 2024 #3

All the way to the Supreme Court as long as the jurisdictions agree to a hearing. marble falls Nov 2024 #4

The Supreme Court won't do anything. Six justices are literally owned by Opus Dei. This is a victory for them. Scrivener7 Nov 2024 #7

In this case, nothing would be something. kentuck Nov 2024 #10

But the overriding question to all that is whether we Scrivener7 Nov 2024 #13

I think the bigger question is do we hold them responsible for their decisions? kentuck Nov 2024 #14

How do we do that? Scrivener7 Nov 2024 #36

No. ramedy Nov 2024 #9

So, you are saying it cannot be appealed? kentuck Nov 2024 #11

We are saying it's over period. Won't be appealed, and won't be brought back after 4 years. Solomon Nov 2024 #16

I sense an assumption that we will survive the four years and go back to normal? kentuck Nov 2024 #18

There's nothing to appeal if a dismissal was ordered with the consent Ocelot II Nov 2024 #26

A case that is dismissed cannot be appealed. ramedy Nov 2024 #31

No DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2024 #19

Apparently, we surrender everything to a dictator Bettie Nov 2024 #20

I'm sure we will get exactly what we deserve. kentuck Nov 2024 #21

And the people doing the surrendering on our behalf Bettie Nov 2024 #22

Definitely a win for the billionaires. kentuck Nov 2024 #23

Let's face it. Our Department of Justed failed America...miserably. spanone Nov 2024 #24

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Leonard Leo, Harlan Crow, Ginni Thomas, Martha Alito, John Roberts, Sam Alito, Ocelot II Nov 2024 #27

The government can probably be sued. I imagkne there can be a strong case made for it. ColinC Nov 2024 #28

By whom? And on what legal basis? onenote Nov 2024 #33

I feel we are living through the end of America. Doodley Nov 2024 #29

Yes. We are. ramedy Nov 2024 #32

At 4 a.m. I was awake Marthe48 Nov 2024 #30

Who would appeal it? onenote Nov 2024 #34

A case is between the plaintiff and the defendants. Igel Nov 2024 #35