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And we have a judiciary who can —still, for the moment— make and break statue based on their rulings via appeals and the Supreme Court. The government does not

And we have a judiciary who can —still, for the moment— make and break statue based on their rulings via appeals and the Supreme Court. The government does not have carte blanche any more than a government already does. The last 2 years has shown us they're pretty much a law unto themselves. I hope this case is appealled, and the law thoroughly weighed against human rights.

autoexec 5y ago
> And we have a judiciary who can —still, for the moment— make and break statue based on their rulings via appeals and the Supreme Court. One of the nice things about being able to ask for a trial by jury is that jury nullification can help ensure that laws aren't abused even when judges are perfectly willing to "make examples" of people