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> Ideology does not factor into the interpretation of the law by judges in court cases It certainly does. That's one big reason why judges often disagree and j
by leereeves 4y ago
> Ideology does not factor into the interpretation of the law by judges in court cases
It certainly does. That's one big reason why judges often disagree and judges' rulings can often be predicted by which party appointed them.
But the copyleft ideology in particular rarely factors into court cases, because few judges care about it.