Actual translation: no court may enforce an injunction or temporary restraining order against the Trump administration.
Now let's see how the Supreme Court rules.
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Actual translation: no court may enforce an injunction or temporary restraining order against the Trump administration.
Now let's see how the Supreme Court rules.
Jokes aside, I'm guessing 7-2 against
All in favor.
6-3 in favor.
5-4
"Neil drew the short straw, so he gets to be the irrelevant dissenting vote today."
If you're wondering about "if no security was given":
To require a security or bond to be given in civil proceedings seeking to stop alleged abuses by the federal government would effectively immunize such conduct from judicial review because those seeking such court orders generally don’t have the resources to post a bond.
They want to require plaintiffs to post a bond (security) as a prerequisite to an injunction being enforced.
Fits their "only rich people deserve rights" worldview perfectly.
Translated: No federal court may enforce a contempt citation.
Wrong. Translation is that the courts in general would be essentially a useless advisory board that can be ignored.
Side effect: As written, this would also effectively invalidate restraining orders against domestic abusers, for example. Since no "security" was posted at the time the restraining orders were issued, there's nothing legally stopping them from contacting their victims again.
The people will find a way to enforce justice under a tyrannical system. If you remove the courts from the list of options, then options like the 2nd Amendment become more likely.
Courts NOT being Able to Rule AGAINST the Administration? THATS the Law And Order I WANTED!
-Someone whose FAMILY is in an El Salvadorian Concentration Camp!
I don't see anything setting a minimum bond. Who says they can't post a $1 security bond?