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I 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’
by sircastor 3y ago
I 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.