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Don't you think at a certain point, a loophole in a poorly-written law can be too big for the courts to close? When does a judge go from upholding the spirit t
by mi100hael 10y ago
Don't you think at a certain point, a loophole in a poorly-written law can be too big for the courts to close? When does a judge go from upholding the spirit to assigning new meaning?
- stinkytaco 10y agoYes, I do. This is why we have a tiered system. The judge interprets the facts of the case and if they apply the law incorrectly, a higher set of judges can overturn. EDIT: Or Congress can get involved and change the law. Checks and balances.