The5thHorseman
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False. She didn’t “argue” her ruling. She made her ruling. And it absolutely did make sense. It found equitable jurisdiction based on the incredibly unique nature of a case involving the immediately prior President of the United States.
Yes, the appellate court shot that down. That doesn’t mean that their rational was necessarily correct. But because they are a higher court, their interpretation did necessarily prevail.
False dichotomy. She may even have been perfectly correct. That’s how case law gets made.
There is no doubt that you are a hack, however.
It found equitable jurisdiction based on the incredibly unique nature of a case involving the immediately prior President of the United States
"Incredibly unique"
"Immediately prior"
There is no doubt that you are a hack, however.
False dichotomy. She may even have been perfectly correct.
On the strength of the exceptions you listed above?
“The law is clear. We cannot write a rule that allows any subject of a search warrant to block government investigations after the execution of the warrant. Nor can we write a rule that allows only former presidents to do so.”
I doubt it.