#sotomayor

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[islandmanpa]

Why are the Female Supreme Court Justices So EMOTIONAL? With Megyn Kelly...

If someone climbs a fence and illegally trespasses onto someone's property. They have no rights! The owner of that property owes the trespasser absolutely nothing. If they put up a tent and actually have a baby on that property - the property owner is NOT obligated to pay child support !!! What kind of a moron doesn't understand that ?!?

If you break into someone's house, they are not required to feed you!

WTF IS WRONG WITH #JohnRoberts, #AmyConeyBarrett, AND @TheDemocrats ???? 🫣😳🤬🤮

[theonethatstoleyourshit]

Tell em

Also Dick being a lil shit + Damian being an actual kid

Nightwing 2016 #1

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Great writing from Sotomayor in the Grants Pass dissent.

[proleposting]

US Supreme Court Sides with Trump’s Deportation Regime—Here’s What It Means

A Lawless Regime and a Blueprint for Disappearance

“It ruled that the plaintiffs must file individual habeas corpus petitions in Texas, where they were detained, and not bring a class-action Administrative Procedure Act (APA) claim in Washington, D.C. According to the Court, challenging removal in this context “necessarily implies the invalidity” of confinement and thus must proceed through habeas.

This may sound like a minor technicality. It is not. It is a deliberate legal strategy to:

• Fragment and exhaust legal resistance;

• Strip detainees of the ability to challenge collective harm;

• Create a delay so that people are deported before courts can intervene;

• And finally, push such challenges into jurisdictions with less legal scrutiny and fewer legal resources.

The result is a judicial laundering of extrajudicial violence.

What We Must Do

We must reject euphemisms. These are not removals. These are not “expedited deportations.” This is state violence, carried out with the complicity of the courts, and it is happening right now.

We must:

• Document every name, every transfer, every act of vanishing.

• Refuse to allow the Supreme Court to disappear its complicity.

• Reclaim the tools of collective legal resistance.

• Build coalitions that can anticipate and block these repeatable infrastructures.

The Trump administration has laid the foundation for a lawless regime of bureaucratic disappearance, and the Supreme Court has chosen to be its quiet architect.”

[rapeculturerealities]

Read Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Furious Dissent To "Stunning" Texas Abortion Ban Decision

Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor's must-read dissent. Plus, you know things are bad when Joe Biden actually says the word "abortion."

Today, the court finally weighed in, announcing that in a 5-4 vote held without a single hearing, it had decided it would not be blocking the Texas law. Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote a furious dissent, calling the court’s decision “stunning” and accusing her fellow justices of having “opted to bury their heads in the sand.”

“Because the Court’s failure to act rewards tactics designed to avoid judicial review and inflicts significant harm on the applicants and on women seeking abortions in Texas, I dissent,” she wrote.

The “tactics” Sotomayor is referencing are despicable. Normally, in cases like this, legal challenges to the ban would be filed against state officials. But in Texas, private citizens are the ones who have been deputized to enforce the law, not the government. The law authorizes regular people to file lawsuits against anyone who receives, performs, or aids the process of an abortion—meaning everyone from a clinic’s medical staff to the Lyft driver who transports a person to their appointment is susceptible to being sued. There’s also no limit to how many suits can be filed against a person or business. (The law also awards anyone who wins their suit against an abortion provider at least $10,000.)

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[edsonlnoe]

Infinite Playlist 2020 | Artwork 1. Modern Anxiety, Josef Salvat 2. The Slow Rush, Tame Impala 3. Orígenes, Sotomayor 4. Circles, Mac Miller 5. Græ, Moses Sumney 6. Lithium Blast, HHY & The Kampala Unit 7. It Was Good Until It Wasn’t, Kehlani 8. Punisher, Phoebe Bridgers 9. Pausa, Ricky Martin

[lawofcollage]

You’d think, being in law school, I would have made a piece after Sonia Sotomayor sooner.

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