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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack -- A Complete Analysis

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To: dennis michael patterson who wrote (36098)11/22/2000 8:45:15 AM
From: Doo  Read Replies (1) of 42787
 
Get your partisan head out from betwixt your cheeks and read the opinion. Final exam will be pass/fail. <gg>

The Court had jurisdiction over the case, and nothing in the law says it does not have inherent authority to enjoin, sua sponte, the Secretarty of State from acting (as she declared she would) where the pending controversy directly questioned her authority to act.

The statutory construction analysis of the Court is run-of-the-mill, well reasoned and principled. Isn't that what you Republicans want in a Supreme Court?

Do you teach your students to base their legal decision on what they have heard about the law? Go read the opinion.

Baker's comments this morning are almost as baseless as the arguments in the Republican briefs filed with the Fl. Sup. Ct. There's no "fiat", unfairness about the decision, and no federal question. Frivolous drivle, IMO.

More importantly, tell me what you've got out to drink over the holiday weekend. :)
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