Our Corrupt Judicial System...

[Cotton]

It's long overdue we have a thread for this. It sucks that there is such widespread corruption that this topic even warrants its own thread, but here we are.

 

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[bbgun]

 

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The more I think about this (and I am probably showing my ignorance here) but why are Federal judges deciding State matters?

 

[Genghis Khan]

The more I think about this (and I am probably showing my ignorance here) but why are Federal judges deciding State matters?

It's not ignorance, it's just complicated.

There are a few instances federal judges could have jurisdiction, one of which is if there's a constitutional question.

So for example a state could pass a law saying that residents of the state no longer have freedom of speech. Federal courts would overturn that.

 

[Cotton]

It's not ignorance, it's just complicated.

There are a few instances federal judges could have jurisdiction, one of which is if there's a constitutional question.

So for example a state could pass a law saying that residents of the state no longer have freedom of speech. Federal courts would overturn that.

And, it's a federal matter because of the DOE funding. Gotcha. That makes sense. But, I have a simple solution. Get rid of the DOE.

 

[Cotton]

And, in case anyone was wondering what I meant, Universities get federal money, too. And (I have no idea why) that funding gets funneled through the DOE.

 

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[boozeman]

Of course. That is how you get paid off.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Of course. That is how you get paid off.

How is she even a judge? That picture looks like it's some law clerk fresh out of law school.

 

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