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On SCOTUS vs. inferior courts making nationwide rulings

By: monkeytrots in GRITZ | Recommend this post (0)
Fri, 16 May 25 7:06 AM | 5 view(s)
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Let's ask ourselves a couple of questions.

Have 'inferior courts' made nationwide rulings previously that have been appealed by the EXECUTIVE branch all the way to SCOTUS ?

Has SCOTUS denied the 'jurisdictional authority' of any of those 'inferior courts' (they may have denied the ruling based on other criteria - but have the denied on JURISDICTIONAL criteria ?

Why or why not have they so ruled ?

Is it because the enabling legislation does not limit the 'inferior courts' jurisdiction nationally ?

IF SO (and I believe it is so) - then only CONGRESS, with Presidential signature, has the ability and authority to change the situation.

Just a little bit to chew on, sirs.




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