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The "principle" he's fighting for had already been fully vetted by the justice system. He didn't have a leg to stand on, and any competent lawyer would have tol
by cjensen 8y ago
The "principle" he's fighting for had already been fully vetted by the justice system. He didn't have a leg to stand on, and any competent lawyer would have told him so. His position is literally "your laws don't apply to me."
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- harryh 8y agoThat is not an accurate representation of his case. He's had a mixed record in court so far, and is likely to win on some points in the end.
- cjensen 8y agoA mixed record? He has literally lost every single argument he's made, most of which had already been thoroughly litigated in prior. The very few novel arguments he's made were just legal fanfic like "well I have rights because of Mexican law before California became part of the US."
- harryh 8y agoHe won his first case.