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If a case has reached the Supreme Court, it means that many judges have been confused along the way. And it says more about the law than judges. It rather seem
by LudwigNagasena 3y ago
If a case has reached the Supreme Court, it means that many judges have been confused along the way. And it says more about the law than judges.
It rather seems that the author has very strong convictions and bias.
- sircastor 3y agoI think if a case reaches the Supreme Court it really only means that the person prosecuting it is able to bankroll appeals far enough to get there - they didn’t get the answer they wanted. Beyond that, the court can either hear it out or push it back down.
- LudwigNagasena 3y agoThere are restrictions on appeals, as far as I understand. You can’t just frivolously appeal anything until it reaches the Supreme Court. And if a law is straightforward, it is a waste of money and time anyway.