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The drafting of the law is always important and the normal way to settle ambiguity and disputes on interpretation is to go to court. Nothing conspirational the
by mytailorisrich 2y ago
The drafting of the law is always important and the normal way to settle ambiguity and disputes on interpretation is to go to court.
Nothing conspirational there...
- injb 2y ago+1 the OP hasn't offered anything resembling evidence for their position anyway. It's worth noting that 3 of the supreme court justices who voted to lift this ban were appointed by the president who ordered the ban. Is this an example of the famous "4D chess" we've been hearing about?