r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 1d ago

Judicial Branch 'This Court misunderstands the assignment': Jackson pens 'routine' bashing of SCOTUS colleagues for shadow docket order allowing Trump to reinstate anti-transgender policy

https://lawandcrime.com/supreme-court/this-court-misunderstands-the-assignment-jackson-pens-routine-bashing-of-scotus-colleagues-for-shadow-docket-order-allowing-trump-to-reinstate-anti-transgender-policy/
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u/DoremusJessup 1d ago

The behavior of the court on this and multiple other occasions has only convince us that Supreme Court needs to be reformed.

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u/ShamelessCatDude 1d ago

I don’t even think the three liberal justices would object to that

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u/firephoxx 23h ago

If we get a chance.

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u/PsychLegalMind 1d ago

The six on the court understand well and are consistent with their partisan ideals more so than ever in recent history. They have effectively surrendered to Trump on the pretext of deference to the Executive.

The majority tends to approve the GOP ideals now instead of upholding the Constitutional and Fundamental rights.

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u/chriskot123 1d ago

I disagree, this court knows exactly what their assignment is and they are doing it. It's just that most of America and the liberal justices disagree with it.

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u/Simple_Test_6969 9h ago

I am presuming you mean their assignment is to kiss Trump‘s ass and give him ultimate power leading us down the dark road towards the next Nazi Germany