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originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: carewemust
You mean the power of the president is limited?
Dammit.
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Out of the Present 9 Justices , at Least 3 have been Compromised . Their Rulings Tell the Tale ........
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Out of the Present 9 Justices , at Least 3 have been Compromised . Their Rulings Tell the Tale ........
What do you think will change if martial law is declared
originally posted by: xuenchen
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Out of the Present 9 Justices , at Least 3 have been Compromised . Their Rulings Tell the Tale ........
What do you think will change if martial law is declared
Maybe marital law will change !! 💥
Although many Central American families are fleeing similar situations, there’s a vast difference in how their cases are decided depending on the judge and the location of the court, according to an analysis of asylum decisions made by U.S. immigration judges.
Whereas judges in New York grant asylum in more than 75 percent of the cases, in Atlanta almost 90 percent of asylum requests are denied.
These disparities suggest that whether or not asylum is granted has less to do with the merits of a person’s case, and more to do with individual judge and where the case is heard.
originally posted by: carewemust
Here's another REAL WORLD lesson in "How Human Judges Perform Their Job", for our isolated SCOTUS Justice, John Roberts..
Although many Central American families are fleeing similar situations, there’s a vast difference in how their cases are decided depending on the judge and the location of the court, according to an analysis of asylum decisions made by U.S. immigration judges.
Whereas judges in New York grant asylum in more than 75 percent of the cases, in Atlanta almost 90 percent of asylum requests are denied.
These disparities suggest that whether or not asylum is granted has less to do with the merits of a person’s case, and more to do with individual judge and where the case is heard.
Source: reliefweb.int...
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
originally posted by: carewemust
Here's another REAL WORLD lesson in "How Human Judges Perform Their Job", for our isolated SCOTUS Justice, John Roberts..
Although many Central American families are fleeing similar situations, there’s a vast difference in how their cases are decided depending on the judge and the location of the court, according to an analysis of asylum decisions made by U.S. immigration judges.
Whereas judges in New York grant asylum in more than 75 percent of the cases, in Atlanta almost 90 percent of asylum requests are denied.
These disparities suggest that whether or not asylum is granted has less to do with the merits of a person’s case, and more to do with individual judge and where the case is heard.
Source: reliefweb.int...
It is news to you that individual judges are individuals and not of a hive mind....
insider.foxnews.com...
Bill Bennett said Trump is "certainly right", that many federal judges engage in judicial activism, particularly those on the Ninth Circuit.
"If you have eyes, you can see that. If you read their opinions, you can see that," Bennett said.
He noted that this is not the first time a president clashed with a chief justice, pointing to Abraham Lincoln's "fierce debate" with Roger B. Taney over Dred Scott and habeas corpus.
"So this is a fight that John Roberts, I think, didn't want to pick," Bennett said.
"By the way, when he talks about the independence of the judiciary, I wonder if he tapped Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the wrist when she was criticizing candidate Trump and saying he was a fake and a phony, because that's not really above the fray, is it?"