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How would that case law happen if the administration has no interest in pushing the boundaries of what they are allowed to do?
by TheCoelacanth 10y ago
How would that case law happen if the administration has no interest in pushing the boundaries of what they are allowed to do?
- elastic_church 10y agoTypically one law gets passed for one reason, by administration A. Administration F has no recollection of why Administration A passed the law, and simply sees it as a convenient "thing on the books" to use when someone is technically violating it. The person challenges it in court, and the court establishes the limitations or lack thereof of that. The people in the court and appeals court were most likely appointed during administrations B, C, D, and E. Administration Z simply reacts to these tools available.