SCOTUS completely ignores cuntrywrong and allows full travel ban

dave

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Bye cuntry for about 5 days until your butt stops hurting.
 

bornaneer

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How can that be......Our low IQ friends said it was unconstitutional. AND the vote was not even close 7-2.
 
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atlkvb

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This is what happens when ignorance is combined with arrogance. The poor idiot just cant help himself and all because he doesnt want me to be an engineer for whatever reason.

When you are supremely arrogant, it's hard for you to realize what you don't know because you think you know it all which ironically makes you even more arrogant that inevitably leads to a never ending abyss of ignorant arrogance.
 

dave

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Wasn’t moetard another of these constitutional scholars?
In his defense he read it from the experts on here and was confused because they sounded so much more intelligent than his mom and aunt Bessie.
 

atlkvb

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Bye cuntry for about 5 days until your butt stops hurting.

Does anyone have a running total of just how many times country has struck out wrong on issues? I can't think of many where his positions ended up verifiably true and that is just amazing to me.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Does anyone have a running total of just how many times country has struck out wrong on issues? I can't think of many where his positions ended up verifiably true and that is just amazing to me.
If it’s a controversial issue of importance, he 0fer. I can’t think of a singal situation where he’s been right on a matter of substance with a defined outcome.
 

dave

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If it’s a controversial issue of importance, he 0fer. I can’t think of a singal situation where he’s been right on a matter of substance with a defined outcome.
One of my favorites was when he swore that a defendant had the right to be present and testify before a grand jury. Hahahaha
 

wvu2007

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Hahahahhaa

@wvu2007 , have anything to add?

 
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One of my favorites was when he swore that a defendant had the right to be present and testify before a grand jury. Hahahaha

******** you're a moron.

Preliminary examination
  1. Probable Cause Finding. — If from the evidence it appears that there is probable cause to believe that an offense has been committed and that the defendant committed it, the magistrate shall forthwith hold the defendant to answer in circuit court. The state shall be represented by the prosecuting attorney at the preliminary examination. Witnesses shall be examined and evidence introduced for the state under the rules of evidence prevailing in criminal trials generally, except that hearsay evidence may be received, if there is a substantial basis for believing:
    1. That the source of the hearsay is credible;
    2. That there is a factual basis for the information furnished; and
    3. That it would impose an unreasonable burden on one of the parties or on a witness to require that the primary source of the evidence be produced at the hearing.
    The defendant may cross-examine adverse witnesses and may introduce evidence. Objections to evidence on the ground that it was acquired by unlawful means are not properly made at the preliminary examination. Motions to suppress must be made to the trial court as provided in Rule 12. On motion of either the state or the defendant, witnesses shall be separated and not permitted in the hearing room except when called to testify.
 

dave

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******** you're a moron.

Preliminary examination
  1. Probable Cause Finding. — If from the evidence it appears that there is probable cause to believe that an offense has been committed and that the defendant committed it, the magistrate shall forthwith hold the defendant to answer in circuit court. The state shall be represented by the prosecuting attorney at the preliminary examination. Witnesses shall be examined and evidence introduced for the state under the rules of evidence prevailing in criminal trials generally, except that hearsay evidence may be received, if there is a substantial basis for believing:
    1. That the source of the hearsay is credible;
    2. That there is a factual basis for the information furnished; and
    3. That it would impose an unreasonable burden on one of the parties or on a witness to require that the primary source of the evidence be produced at the hearing.
    The defendant may cross-examine adverse witnesses and may introduce evidence. Objections to evidence on the ground that it was acquired by unlawful means are not properly made at the preliminary examination. Motions to suppress must be made to the trial court as provided in Rule 12. On motion of either the state or the defendant, witnesses shall be separated and not permitted in the hearing room except when called to testify.
That isnt describing a grand jury. The next time you call someone a moron think hard to figure if you even understand the topic. In that description that you quoted but didnt link it described a majistrate and circuit court, neither of which are present at a grand jury.
 

TarHeelEer

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How can he keep showing his face here? I mean, at least disappear and come back with a new logon every now and then.
 
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Hahahahhaa

@wvu2007 , have anything to add?
he's pretty good at calling people pieces of ****, but when he gets his *** handed to him by you, atlkvb and occasionally yours truly then it either disappears to pout or comes back with more name calling....which will it be this time?
 

DvlDog4WVU

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he's pretty good at calling people pieces of ****, but when he gets his *** handed to him by you, atlkvb and occasionally yours truly then it either disappears to pout or comes back with more name calling....which will it be this time?
Like always, he’ll pretend it never happened or try to lie and say he never said something. He’ll absolutely never own up to being wrong, why, I don’t know.
 

DvlDog4WVU

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Doesn't mean anything if they don't discipline these judges that ignore the law and rule on their 'feelings'.
We’re stuck with the Sotomayor. God willing, Ginsburg will retire in the next year or two. I’d like to see Kennedy and Thomas go as well. Get a bunch of youngins on the court to stand for a couple of decades. If they’re anything like Gorsuch, I’d be damn happy.
 
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Looks like that pathetic terdboy has disappeared.

********. You tripled down on just a few posts.

One of my favorites was when he swore that a defendant had the right to be present and testify before a grand jury. Hahahaha

[QUOTE="dave, post: 1779955, member: 94"]That isnt describing a grand jury. The next time you call someone a moron think hard to figure if you even understand the topic. In that description that you quoted but didnt link it described a majistrate and circuit court, neither of which are present at a grand jury.[/QUOTE]

A grand jury occurs in circuit court.

Damn!!!!!!!

The grand jury
  1. Summoning Grand Juries. — The court may order that a grand jury be summoned at each term of the circuit court or at any specified time for either a regular, special or adjourned term of court. The grand jury shall consist of 16 members, but any fifteen or more members attending shall constitute a quorum. The court shall direct that a sufficient number of legally qualified persons be summoned to meet this requirement as prescribed by Chapter 52, Article 2, Section 3, of the West Virginia Code of 1931, as amended.
  2. Objections to grand jury and grand jurors.
    1. Challenges. — The prosecuting attorney or a defendant who has been held to answer in the circuit court may challenge the array of jurors on the ground that the grand jury was not selected, drawn, or summoned in accordance with law, and may challenge an individual juror on the ground that the juror is not legally qualified. Challenges shall be made before the administration of the oath to the jurors and shall be tried by the circuit court.
LMAO!

You are one amazingly stupid mother f'ucker. I feel sorry for you. You attempt to make an argument even after you are obviously wrong and you continue to double and triple down.
 

dave

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You dont know how a grand jury works. Just addmiy the obvious and take your smackdown you moron.
 
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You dont know how a grand jury works. Just addmiy the obvious and take your smackdown you moron.

I just owned your stupid ***. Tell us again how a defendent can't be present at a grand jury. Tell us again how a grand jury doesn't occur in circuit court.

Still think people under 75k are getting tax breaks - permanently?

LMAO!!!!!!
 

dave

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I just owned your stupid ***. Tell us again how a defendent can't be present at a grand jury. Tell us again how a grand jury doesn't occur in circuit court.

Still think people under 75k are getting tax breaks - permanently?

LMAO!!!!!!
I didnt say a defendent cant appear moron. You said that a defendant had the right to appear with his attorney. I told you that a prosecutor is under no obligation to allow a defendant appear before the grand jury. Why do you lie?
 

atlkvb

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he's pretty good at calling people pieces of ****, but when he gets his *** handed to him by you, atlkvb and occasionally yours truly then it either disappears to pout or comes back with more name calling....which will it be this time?

I think THAT (what you've posted here) is the calling card country leaves when he's been "destroyed" to use his popular bragging point. It is simply amazing to me how many times other posters bring facts to counter his incorrect statements and then he simply runs off into cyberspace. I have never seen anything like it.
 
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And what is a "majistrate?"

Never heard of it.
Ha ha ha ha.......I just got my *** handed to me but you misspelled "magistrate"........and THAT my friends is a microcosm of the liberal mind thought.....and poor country thinks that it won that argument....just like the pantssuit won the election........priceless stuff here....and we've got 7 more years[banana][roll][banana][roll]:boxing:
 
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he...like country..is still in shock that the supreme court is racist...he'll return when there is something anti trump that he can link or cut and paste.... cue.memories of Bud

Snow, I am sorry that you have been misled by dumb dave again. He is so f'ucking stupid that he didn't realize that the SCOTUS didn't rule on the ban. They ruled on whether the temporary injunction should be enforced or removed, as eloquently explained by BRU here:

This is not a full SCOTUS decision on the constitutional aspect of the Administration's order. This is a decision to decide whether or not the lower courts can move forward or not and with this ruling, it is saying the order can be in effect until all the appeals of the lower courts have been heard and decided. There is no dissenting opinion as this decision is not rule of a law.

So yes, this third attempt at a travel ban has been ruled to be valid and can move forward as of now. Most likely once it is all settled in the lower courts, the SCOTUS will hear another challenge and most likely it will be ruled in a similar manner.

And Snow went and started a thread about it without realizing the SC didn't actually rule on the order....and 2007 revived an old thread thinking he was bragging about a SC ruling, which wasn't actually the ruling on the validity of the ban.

You guys are f'ucking morons and don't even realize how stupid you are.

This is hilarious.
 

dave

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Snow, I am sorry that you have been misled by dumb dave again. He is so f'ucking stupid that he didn't realize that the SCOTUS didn't rule on the ban. They ruled on whether the temporary injunction should be enforced or removed, as eloquently explained by BRU here:



And Snow went and started a thread about it without realizing the SC didn't actually rule on the order....and 2007 revived an old thread thinking he was bragging about a SC ruling, which wasn't actually the ruling on the validity of the ban.

You guys are f'ucking morons and don't even realize how stupid you are.

This is hilarious.
Poor little fella. Keep hope alive. If SCOTUS thought the ban was unconstitutional would it rule to allow it to continue while lower courts mull over cases? Try thinking.