Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
Any celebration by republicans is premature. The ruling by the Georgia supreme court, has no application in the 9th circuit, since Georgia is in the 11th circuit since 1981.
And opinions are only binding on the circuit in which they originated. Which is why the supreme court steps in, when there are two different rulings in two different circuits needinmg to be resolved against each other.
Plus the Georgia supreme court ruling was very specific that the standing issue wasn't one of standing in federal courts which is covered by the USSC interpretation of Article 3 of the constitution, but of standing in Georgia state courts only.
No doubt some hate site laid this out for you. The reality though is that case law from all sources is considered by courts. Cuneiform law has been references and cited in American court cases.
Your post and the hate site you got it from are pure nonsense.