ZRX1200
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2 years ago
“The 2nd Amendment has no place in this courtroom, this is NYC”

~ Abena Darkeh

(Hon. Removed for practical purposes)
DrMaddVibe
2 years ago
I'm not sure what part of "SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED" anyone has a hard time understanding.
2 years ago
She is [crapful]
I been waiting to use that
Abrignac
2 years ago
See it for what it is and move on. It’s fairly obvious that she is anti-gun. She also realizes that every step an appellee takes in the judicial process costs money. She is also well away that the higher up the ladder a person appeals the higher the cost for each subsequent step. So essentially what she’s saying is “I know I’ll eventually get overruled, but at least I can force you to spend more money in the process.”
Speyside2
2 years ago
This is a big meh, there are far left and far right judges. They seem to think they can forget the constitution. They can't. Anthony is correct in the above.
jeebling
2 years ago
When a judge says that the Constitution doesn’t fly in their courtroom and then makes their ruling follow that ideology, I think they should be disbarred. Right or left, I don’t discriminate on political party or affiliation. If I give “my side” a pass then it will surely come back in spades.
ZRX1200
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2 years ago
Yeah I don’t think it’s no big deal…..

This country wasn’t made great by that line of thinking.

But it sure has gone to 💩 with that acceptance and the same types asking for status quo.
Abrignac
2 years ago
No saying I agree or disagree with the judge. My opinion of her should be pretty apparent to anyone who pays if only the slightest attention to what I post.


I merely commented regarding the sorry state of affairs.
rfenst
2 years ago

When a judge says that the Constitution doesn’t fly in their courtroom and then makes their ruling follow that ideology, I think they should be disbarred. Right or left, I don’t discriminate on political party or affiliation. If I give “my side” a pass then it will surely come back in spades.

jeebling wrote:


ARE YOU OF THE OPINION THAT NO JUDGE CAN DECLARE A LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
Abrignac
2 years ago

ARE YOU OF THE OPINION THAT NO JUDGE CAN DECLARE A LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL?

rfenst wrote:



I’m definitely of the opinion that a judge CANNOT nullify an amendment to the Constitution. IIRC from my HS civics class that requires passage by a supermajority in both chambers of Congress followed by ratification of a supermajority of the states.

As far a a single judge declaring a law unconstitutional that’s ultimately meaningless unless higher courts concur. The ultimate authority on the constitutionality of a law is the nine member SCOTUS. So in reality it takes at least 5 judges agreeing before a law is officially deemed unconstitutional.
jeebling
2 years ago

ARE YOU OF THE OPINION THAT NO JUDGE CAN DECLARE A LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL?

rfenst wrote:



No. But I am of the opinion that no judge can defy the Constitution by saying that an amendment does not apply in her courtroom. I guess you disagree with me if I read the ALL CAPS properly.
rfenst
2 years ago

No. But I am of the opinion that no judge can defy the Constitution by saying that an amendment does not apply in her courtroom. I guess you disagree with me if I read the ALL CAPS properly.

jeebling wrote:


Sorry for the all Caps. Computer took a chit for a few minutes.
jeebling
2 years ago
rfenst, no worries. I thought you might be upset but I know how it goes with computers 🥸
MACS
2 years ago

See it for what it is and move on. It’s fairly obvious that she is anti-gun. She also realizes that every step an appellee takes in the judicial process costs money. She is also well away that the higher up the ladder a person appeals the higher the cost for each subsequent step. So essentially what she’s saying is “I know I’ll eventually get overruled, but at least I can force you to spend more money in the process.”

Abrignac wrote:



That should be grounds for disbarring. Knowingly making a ruling that is wrong as a punishment??

The 2nd amendment wasn't written into the constitution for self protection... it was written to allow the people to overthrow a corrupt gov't. We've reached that point.
fishinguitarman
2 years ago
you're half right
ZRX1200
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2 years ago
I understand this is a NY judge, and I’m not one of the lizard brained muh rights guys….that was a highly inappropriate thing for her to say.

And it wasn’t her only wrong action in this case.

Yes litigants get appeals and possibly ultimately SCOTUS. But this is how the left has waged war on all kinds of rights. That’s not even my biggest issue though it’s these actions not being discussed for what they are and what it means. We have a largely idiotic society and we have a decidedly emotional conversation ruling the public square day.

This aren’t far from a very dark direction.
fishinguitarman
2 years ago

No. But I am of the opinion that no judge can defy the Constitution by saying that an amendment does not apply in her courtroom. I guess you disagree with me if I read the ALL CAPS properly.

jeebling wrote:




Dead ON !!!!
ZRX1200
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2 years ago
Well they’re actively ignoring SCOTUS decisions already….
jeebling
2 years ago

I understand this is a NY judge, and I’m not one of the lizard brained muh rights guys….that was a highly inappropriate thing for her to say.

And it wasn’t her only wrong action in this case.

Yes litigants get appeals and possibly ultimately SCOTUS. But this is how the left has waged war on all kinds of rights. That’s not even my biggest issue though it’s these actions not being discussed for what they are and what it means. We have a largely idiotic society and we have a decidedly emotional conversation ruling the public square day.

This aren’t far from a very dark direction.

ZRX1200 wrote:



As a lizard brained mah rights guy representative I’d like to build a coalition with you. 🥸
rfenst
2 years ago

That should be grounds for disbarring. Knowingly making a ruling that is wrong as a punishment??

The 2nd amendment wasn't written into the constitution for self protection... it was written to allow the people to overthrow a corrupt gov't. We've reached that point.

MACS wrote:


The correct way to deal with an inappropriate ruling, should one occur, is to appeal. That's it. If a judge f's things up in a major way, they get harshly scolded, publicly, by the appellate courts. , IMO, if they have a consistent problem getting things right (25% of trial judges don't), they should be removed from the bench by election or the relevant legislature.
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