This president issues an EO banning Christianity and ordering the arrest of folks with views similar to yours. You bring a case against the president regarding this EO properly challenging it as an obvious violation of your rights.
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How broadly can the district go in stopping this executive order that plainly seeks to violate the constitutional rights of folks like you? Must they say "well, only Riley is in this case, so I must allow this illegal effort to proceed in the other 49 states"?
How far do you make this limitation? Can the district court judge apply the ruling to the who circuit? Can it apply to the full state? Must it be limited to the specific district within the state?
how does either of your theories work in a case like this? Plaintiffs are the states, not the civil servants. Suit filed in a single district, but obviously includes claims from far beyond the district
on your theories, the district court could do nothing with the claims of most of the plaintiffs here, and could do nothing that benefited the actual people involved. even going through the process of a trial on the merits, nothing could be done.
I've joked about it before, but I actually do view his tradition as being a sect of christianity. I think the sort of division he makes to condemn catholics (and probably others) is improper
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Further, we have four different appeals courts uphilding the nationwide injunctions issued by the district courts.
how does either of your theories work in a case like this? Plaintiffs are the states, not the civil servants. Suit filed in a single district, but obviously includes claims from far beyond the district
https://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/News%20Documents/030625_Maryland_v_USDA_complaint.pdf
Suddenly you change your opinion simply because that’s what Trump is arguing.
Completlely as expected.
Every group picks and chooses what parts they follow or not, or how to interpret passages.
I’m just pointing out that some Christians’ morals are in direct conflict with Christ’s more central teachings.