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What happens when federal district courts routinely step in to halt executive action? Whether it’s immigration, deregulation, or election integrity, activist rulings are reshaping our republic—and not for the better. It’s time to ask: Should Congress finally rein in this judicial overreach?
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"…the ongoing legal battles have not only spotlighted the judiciary's penchant for grotesque overreach—and this is especially true of the lower courts—but they also raise alarms about the budding constitutional crisis based on the Separation of Powers…"
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PODCAST SEGMENT 1: "The federal courts, a playground for partisan tyrants masquerading as impartial arbiters, have repeatedly overstepped their constitutional bounds to block Trump’s efforts. But Trump, more of a shrewd tactician than the far–Left suspects, has a card up his sleeve…"
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Segment 1: A House Of Climate Cards Built On A Foundation Of Lies Segment 2: America's Third Watch Segment 3: Why Do Federal Judges Champion Violent Gang Members Over US Citizens?
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The goal of federal judges today isn’t justice but “just us”; that is, they want to manipulate the political process in a self-serving way.
“I know what the law is, but I think…” This statement, which an ex-litigator actually heard from a judge, epitomized a phenomenon she observed repeatedly.
That is, she saw, as she puts it, “left-leaning judges make up the law as they went along.”
Judicial Activism, Batas-Batas dan Upaya Mahkamah Agung Menjaga Kesatuan Penerapan Hukum
Penulis : Ardiansyah Iksaniyah Putra Jakarta, EDITOR.ID,- Judicial activism adalah paradigma peradilan yang memberikan ruang bagi hakim untuk melakukan diskresi judicial dalam penerapan hukum. Judicial activism adalah paradigma peradilan yang memberikan ruang bagi hakim untuk melakukan diskresi judicial dalam penerapan hukum. Praktiknya, hakim bukan hanya sebagai corong undang-undang, tetapi…
“Even after years of independence students of Bhiw Dhanora village, Aurangabad District risks their life by crossing backwaters of the Jaikwadi Dam to go to school every day”
The Aurangabad Bench of Bombay High Court on 28.08.2023 took suo motto cognizance of the news item published in Times of India, Aurangabad Edition on 27.08.2023.
The Division Bench of Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ravindra V Ghuge J & Hon’ble Mr. Justice Y G Khobragadde J looking into the plight of young school going children subjected risking their life converted the news item in a Suo Motu PIL & also appointed Mr.Pushkar Shendurnikar, Advocate to prepare a PIL petition under the Bombay High Court PIL Rules, 2010 and present the same before the Court.
The news item revealed how even after years of independence 15 children from the Bhiw Dhanora village of Aurangabad district, sit on a thick thermocol sheet and use makeshift oars to cross the kilometre-long stretch of the backwaters of the Jaikwadi Dam to go to school which happens to be one of the largest dams of the Maharashtra.
The news item stated that a 11-year-old girl Prajakte kale, makes every day this daring journey along with his brother. His father Vishnu Kale was interviewed by Times of India he said that he does not want his children to remain illiterate like him. So, his daughter and son travel on the thermocol sheet for going to school.
It becomes frightening due to the presence of venomous snakes in the water. The little girl told Times of India that they carry bamboo sticks or makeshift oars to fend off water snakes that climb on the thermocol sheet as they navigate their way.
Seema Bhatnagar
All the New Federal and State Laws You Should Know About in 2023
All the New Federal and State Laws You Should Know About in 2023
Despite appearances, the United States is still a nation of laws, and every January first, we wake up to a gaggle of new ones that were passed by our hard-working legislators over the previous year. 2023 promises many new and exciting rules that must be followed or you’ll thrown into a cage, so here’s a cross-country… Read more…
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