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Again, in several regimes, "court orders" have been served that are accepted as being human rights violations today. You don't accept a ruling as being correct
by parennoob 13y ago
Again, in several regimes, "court orders" have been served that are accepted as being human rights violations today. You don't accept a ruling as being correct just because it is a court order (not going any further to avoid invoking Godwin's Law.)
- DanBC 13y agoYou either obey the court order while you appeal it and fight the injustice. Or you disobey the court order and go to jail and appeal the court order and fight the injustice. But while the order stands it will be enforced by the apperatus of the law.