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If a lawful order is enjoined by a district court, you can appeal to higher judges. If the higher judges agree with the district court, then you can appeal to t
by charliea0 1y ago
If a lawful order is enjoined by a district court, you can appeal to higher judges. If the higher judges agree with the district court, then you can appeal to the Supreme Court.
If the Supreme Court agrees with the district court, then the order probably isn't lawful.
- synergy20 1y agothis could take years, which essentially blocks whatever the executive branch wanted, quite effectively at minimal cost.
- tristan957 1y agoJudges doing bad faith rulings can be removed by Congress. Checks and balances works.