Supreme Court experts expect the justices to issue a larger-than-normal number of 5-4 rulings in the coming months. That would increase the chances of conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who sometimes sides with the court’s four liberals in major cases, casting the deciding votes.
“It’s reasonable to suggest there are going to be fewer unanimous decisions and more division,” said Nicole Saharsky, a lawyer who often has argued cases before the court.
Meantime, I love that this guy went to trial over videotaping a local and public meeting, which was held in the secretive federal courthouse (that doesn't allow photography). The locals should not be able to avoid the openness that usually attach to those types of meetings simply by going to a federal courthouse. I hope he appeals.
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Supremecy clause. Save your time.
The commission probably broke California law. But that don't give him a right to douchtastically take his camera in. We settled this debate about a hundred and sixty years ago. Surprised DOM is siding with the Confederacy. But hey, I guess he is technically a Southerner.
This is not a Supremacy Clause issue. But thanks for playing.
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