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It does, but not immediately > Ginsburg forcefully rejected Colorado’s argument that “[t]he presumption of innocence applies only at criminal trials" So now a
by geppeto 9y ago
It does, but not immediately
> Ginsburg forcefully rejected Colorado’s argument that “[t]he presumption of innocence applies only at criminal trials"
So now all the judges in the land have to rely on that. So people just have to sue in every single state, and federal circuit on civil forfeiture cases, and the judges will have to lean on the new Supreme Court opinions, or get it back to the Supreme Court so that they can clarify specifically on a civil forfeiture case.
- dreamcompiler 9y agoI keep getting this vision of America 200 years hence where RBG is as revered as Lincoln for saving the union in a dark time.
- geppeto 9y agoThat awkward moment where you realize that you like Trumps court
- maxerickson 9y agoGorsuch didn't take part in the decision. (page 3: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/16pdf/15-1256_5i36.pdf https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/16pdf/15-1256_5i36.pdf )