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The court has rendered its judgment. Now let it enforce it. The developers should ignore the judge and move forward with the project. Bring those bulldozers to
by Victerius 4y ago
The court has rendered its judgment. Now let it enforce it. The developers should ignore the judge and move forward with the project. Bring those bulldozers to the construction site. Put shovels in the ground. What's the judge going to do?
Too much progress in this country is being slowed down by judges legislating from the bench, on both sides. Everyone should just stop following judges orders, Democrats and Republicans. The only matters judges are qualified to judge are trials.
- pc2g4d 4y agoToo much legislating from the bench is a symptom of too little legislating in the legislature...
- benjaminl 4y agoNormally that is the case, but California has been very active passing significant housing reform legislation in the past couple of years. Just this last legislative session over 20 housing bills were passed: https://www.hklaw.com/en/insights/publications/2022/10/california-2023-housing-laws-what-you-need-to-know https://www.hklaw.com/en/insights/publications/2022/10/calif... The problem is that city counsels and judges are skirting laws by violating clear legislative intent.
- gort19 4y agoSo disputes should be settled using guns instead? Violence is the general alternative to the rule of law.
- erehweb 4y agoThe judge wouldn't have to do anything. A city that wants to stop construction could use a police officer to do it, and they would be legally in the clear.
- klyrs 4y ago> What's the judge going to do? Issue an injunction, have the construction workers arrested and charge the developers with contempt?
- LegitShady 4y agoThere would be an emergency injunction filed and they would send police to the job site if they didn't listen
- toomanyrichies 4y ago> Everyone should just stop following judges orders, Democrats and Republicans. So... no more rule of law. Got it. What could possibly go wrong? /s