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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1050417 United States 08/01/2010 01:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, as a bystander, so far, Arizona made a law. The justice Dept said that it was under Federal jurisdiction (commerece clause I'm guessing) and they were going to bring it up to the Supreme court because of this. Then the judge made a ruling at the state level saying a certain part of the law was unconstitutional. It's a tough one for me. I mean, Arizona's claiming that they have the right to make the law, so then it wouldn't be a Federal matter, but a state one, so the judge would probably be in the right, but the state doesn't want the judge to be in the right. One way or another, I hear what the judge struck down is going to the Federal courts. I also thing the US supreme court will probably rule on wether states can pass immigration reform. But I think I'm reading it wrong, because the state would be the party that made the law. Wait, I think I'm still right, because the judge would be the judicial branch of the state of Arizona. So the state (judge) is telling the same state (legislature) that it is wrong. You as an individual can't sue yourself, and neither can the state, so there are no parties. I don't think the judge overstepped their bounds. The Constitution isn't always black and white even though we think it is. |
Thoughtful_Hobbit User ID: 998331 United States 08/01/2010 02:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, as a bystander, so far, Arizona made a law. The justice Dept said that it was under Federal jurisdiction (commerece clause I'm guessing) and they were going to bring it up to the Supreme court because of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1050417Then the judge made a ruling at the state level saying a certain part of the law was unconstitutional. It's a tough one for me. I mean, Arizona's claiming that they have the right to make the law, so then it wouldn't be a Federal matter, but a state one, so the judge would probably be in the right, but the state doesn't want the judge to be in the right. One way or another, I hear what the judge struck down is going to the Federal courts. I also thing the US supreme court will probably rule on wether states can pass immigration reform. But I think I'm reading it wrong, because the state would be the party that made the law. Wait, I think I'm still right, because the judge would be the judicial branch of the state of Arizona. So the state (judge) is telling the same state (legislature) that it is wrong. You as an individual can't sue yourself, and neither can the state, so there are no parties. I don't think the judge overstepped their bounds. The Constitution isn't always black and white even though we think it is. she ignored her appellate court circuit. I think that is overstepping your bounds. The ninth circuit already ruled that state officers can enforce immigration laws. If they overturn themselves everyone here will know that they did it because of politics. "when bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle." -- Edmund Burke "My relative went to Jihad and all he got was Hellfire!" "It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds." –- Samuel Adams "Are all the women in New Zealand this hot? I might have to move to the world of hobbits." :THobbit: :THBomb: |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1047888 United States 08/01/2010 02:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, as a bystander, so far, Arizona made a law. The justice Dept said that it was under Federal jurisdiction (commerece clause I'm guessing) and they were going to bring it up to the Supreme court because of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1050417Then the judge made a ruling at the state level saying a certain part of the law was unconstitutional. The Judge ONLY ruled on a restraining order to stop enforcement UNTIL it has been to the Supreme Court. . |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1046622 United States 08/01/2010 11:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, as a bystander, so far, Arizona made a law. The justice Dept said that it was under Federal jurisdiction (commerece clause I'm guessing) and they were going to bring it up to the Supreme court because of this. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1050417Then the judge made a ruling at the state level saying a certain part of the law was unconstitutional. It's a tough one for me. I mean, Arizona's claiming that they have the right to make the law, so then it wouldn't be a Federal matter, but a state one, so the judge would probably be in the right, but the state doesn't want the judge to be in the right. One way or another, I hear what the judge struck down is going to the Federal courts. I also thing the US supreme court will probably rule on wether states can pass immigration reform. But I think I'm reading it wrong, because the state would be the party that made the law. Wait, I think I'm still right, because the judge would be the judicial branch of the state of Arizona. So the state (judge) is telling the same state (legislature) that it is wrong. You as an individual can't sue yourself, and neither can the state, so there are no parties. I don't think the judge overstepped their bounds. The Constitution isn't always black and white even though we think it is. They were already in federal court. And in this paticular instance yes it very black and white and is also spelled out, nothing could be plainer. I suspect your grasp of the obvious is rather loose. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1044030 United States 08/01/2010 11:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It also says that only Gold and Silver coin can be used as tender for payments of debt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 997989If anyone thinks the Constitution has anything to do with the Corporate Government on either a State or a Federal level, you are about 130 years behind the times. The US is in a perpetual state of emergency and or war, in those times, the Constitution does not apply, the Civil war started it all, and it has not ended since. Welcome to the USA you were never told about! The States are subject to the Federal Government when, where and how the Federal Government says so. The Constitution is "not with standing" in todays world. For now.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1046622 United States 08/01/2010 11:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It also says that only Gold and Silver coin can be used as tender for payments of debt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1044030If anyone thinks the Constitution has anything to do with the Corporate Government on either a State or a Federal level, you are about 130 years behind the times. The US is in a perpetual state of emergency and or war, in those times, the Constitution does not apply, the Civil war started it all, and it has not ended since. Welcome to the USA you were never told about! The States are subject to the Federal Government when, where and how the Federal Government says so. The Constitution is "not with standing" in todays world. For now.... Exactly things change. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 516293 United States 08/01/2010 11:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It also says that only Gold and Silver coin can be used as tender for payments of debt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1046622If anyone thinks the Constitution has anything to do with the Corporate Government on either a State or a Federal level, you are about 130 years behind the times. The US is in a perpetual state of emergency and or war, in those times, the Constitution does not apply, the Civil war started it all, and it has not ended since. Welcome to the USA you were never told about! The States are subject to the Federal Government when, where and how the Federal Government says so. The Constitution is "not with standing" in todays world. For now.... Exactly things change. BULLSHIT things change! No one has the right to change the Constitution at will, yet they have been doing this for years. Telling the BIG LIE...and the more the people hear it, the more they have believed it. Stupid, stupid people!! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1046622 United States 08/01/2010 12:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It also says that only Gold and Silver coin can be used as tender for payments of debt. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 516293If anyone thinks the Constitution has anything to do with the Corporate Government on either a State or a Federal level, you are about 130 years behind the times. The US is in a perpetual state of emergency and or war, in those times, the Constitution does not apply, the Civil war started it all, and it has not ended since. Welcome to the USA you were never told about! The States are subject to the Federal Government when, where and how the Federal Government says so. The Constitution is "not with standing" in todays world. For now.... Exactly things change. BULLSHIT things change! No one has the right to change the Constitution at will, yet they have been doing this for years. Telling the BIG LIE...and the more the people hear it, the more they have believed it. Stupid, stupid people!! Perhaps you should read some history. The one thing that hasn't changed is human nature. The American revolution The French revolution The October Revolution The Carnation Revolution The Saur Revolution The Singing Revolution The Velvet Revolution The Romanian Revolution The Log Revolution The Zapatista Rebellion The Indonesian Revolution The Cedar Revolution The Tulip Revolution But a few examples of things changing. And I am sure things will change again at some point and time. Like I said things change |
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Jessica User ID: 1055111 United States 08/01/2010 06:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The constitution is not supposed to change unless ratified. Just because some idiots in the supreme court CHOOSE to change it does not make it legal. So, all the things pointed out by people as to how the constitution has been prostituted only prove that PEOPLE in power are wrong, not the constitution. If you want the TRUE meaning of the constitution, read the ORIGINAL WORDS of the founding fathers, then you can understand why they wrote what they did and quit claiming that the constitution is up for interpretation! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1046622 United States 08/01/2010 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The constitution is not supposed to change unless ratified. Just because some idiots in the supreme court CHOOSE to change it does not make it legal. So, all the things pointed out by people as to how the constitution has been prostituted only prove that PEOPLE in power are wrong, not the constitution. If you want the TRUE meaning of the constitution, read the ORIGINAL WORDS of the founding fathers, then you can understand why they wrote what they did and quit claiming that the constitution is up for interpretation! Quoting: Jessica 1055111Who said anything about changing the constitution? And SCOTUS can not change it. |
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Jessica User ID: 1055111 United States 08/01/2010 07:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, annonymous coward, fitting name btw, alot of people were specifically talking about how over time the interpretation of the CONSTITUTION has changed. I am sorry if you feel it necessary to quibble on words rather than understanding. You seem to have the same problem with the constitution! The fact is that nobama and his ilk don't even HAVE to change the Constitution anymore. They just argue that all the founders were white racists and that the constitution is therefore invalid or antiquated, not suitable to "educated" people. Then they send their stupidity to the supreme idiots who decided to DECIPHER it anyway they feel like. That is how they change things without ever having to ratify a damned thing. Nobody is taught the constitution anymore, they are taught CASE LAW which was not founded on the constitution. Case law was when the idiots who run the courts decided that they were better than the founders and deciphered things with a stupid left slant. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 391217 United States 08/01/2010 07:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Although the Eleventh Amendment immunizes states from suit for money damages or equitable relief without their consent, in Ex parte Young, 209 U.S. 123 (1908), the Supreme Court ruled that federal courts may enjoin state officials from violating federal law. [link to en.wikipedia.org] Period. The ruling must be appealed to the 9th Circuit. |
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Recon Doc (OP) User ID: 1035370 United States 08/01/2010 08:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, annonymous coward, fitting name btw, alot of people were specifically talking about how over time the interpretation of the CONSTITUTION has changed. I am sorry if you feel it necessary to quibble on words rather than understanding. You seem to have the same problem with the constitution! The fact is that nobama and his ilk don't even HAVE to change the Constitution anymore. They just argue that all the founders were white racists and that the constitution is therefore invalid or antiquated, not suitable to "educated" people. Then they send their stupidity to the supreme idiots who decided to DECIPHER it anyway they feel like. That is how they change things without ever having to ratify a damned thing. Nobody is taught the constitution anymore, they are taught CASE LAW which was not founded on the constitution. Case law was when the idiots who run the courts decided that they were better than the founders and deciphered things with a stupid left slant. Quoting: Jessica 1055111+10. Very lucid post. I guess this thread still has some leg left? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1046622 United States 08/01/2010 08:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, annonymous coward, fitting name btw, alot of people were specifically talking about how over time the interpretation of the CONSTITUTION has changed. I am sorry if you feel it necessary to quibble on words rather than understanding. You seem to have the same problem with the constitution! The fact is that nobama and his ilk don't even HAVE to change the Constitution anymore. They just argue that all the founders were white racists and that the constitution is therefore invalid or antiquated, not suitable to "educated" people. Then they send their stupidity to the supreme idiots who decided to DECIPHER it anyway they feel like. That is how they change things without ever having to ratify a damned thing. Nobody is taught the constitution anymore, they are taught CASE LAW which was not founded on the constitution. Case law was when the idiots who run the courts decided that they were better than the founders and deciphered things with a stupid left slant. Quoting: Jessica 1055111SCOTUS is bound by prior SCOTUS rulings from past courts. They would look pretty stupid if they said a certain law means this and it went against a prior ruling. Believe me they look and see what prior rulings were by courts of the past. And you should remember that SCOTUS is not very fond of Obammy. Remember he took a shot at SCOTUS during the state of the Union address. |
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