If forced to attend the Alliance Defending Freedom training, "The Southwest attorneys … would likely suffer a violation of their constitutional rights,” the appeals court ruled.
This is really good news for Southwest, however obviously still a major problem with several of the federal judges, because judge Barr never should have required religious training anyway..... we have way too many Christian fascist judges operating in this country. They have yet to learn that the Bible is not the Constitution.
Being overruled on a civil sanctions order is less of a slap on the wrist to encourage better judgment, and more of a.... well, nothing. It's nothing. It doesn't matter even a little.
Well, I guess one man’s nothing burger is another man’s Big Mac? My impression that the 5th is the circuit most likely to have given a judge a pass on that particular topic. But I don’t practice there, so there’s that.
In fairness to Starr he also transferred venue to D.D.C. in a different case after plaintiffs (credit card companies) tried to forum-shop only to be rebuked by the 5th Circuit telling him to "recall" the case from D.C. back to Texas.
Maybe we’re talking about a different case? Mine is the SW Airlines case where defendant counsel was assigned to religious sensitivity training by an outfit with an agenda.
Alliance Defending Freedom is a Christian nationalist organization responsible for sanctioned discrimination in the Masterpiece Cake, 303 Creative, and Dobbs decisions. They look for litigants.
It's a pretty weird group to be delivering religious liberty training. SPLC has designated it a hate group.
The upcoming execution does seem gratuitous. He had an affair with a married woman (he admits to this part). She went back to her husband. The wife and husband were murdered.
He was convicted on the basis of some strong circumstantial evidence.
Granting he is not innocent (I don't know but other innocence claims are stronger that his), executing someone about 70 for a personal murder of this sort is questionable policy even if you agree with the death penalty. His crime (including a submachine gun & many guns was found in his car) shows he was a dangerous individual. But I do not see any evidence in multiple articles of a general life of crime.
Tragically, when he was a teenager, his father (a police officer) was murdered in the line of duty. Hosier later joined the navy. The place for him is prison.
This is really good news for Southwest, however obviously still a major problem with several of the federal judges, because judge Barr never should have required religious training anyway..... we have way too many Christian fascist judges operating in this country. They have yet to learn that the Bible is not the Constitution.
When even the Fifth Circuit thinks you've over-reached as a District Court judge, you would think that would sink in. I bet not.
Being overruled on a civil sanctions order is less of a slap on the wrist to encourage better judgment, and more of a.... well, nothing. It's nothing. It doesn't matter even a little.
Well, I guess one man’s nothing burger is another man’s Big Mac? My impression that the 5th is the circuit most likely to have given a judge a pass on that particular topic. But I don’t practice there, so there’s that.
In fairness to Starr he also transferred venue to D.D.C. in a different case after plaintiffs (credit card companies) tried to forum-shop only to be rebuked by the 5th Circuit telling him to "recall" the case from D.C. back to Texas.
(Well I thought so at least - see bellow)
No, that was Judge Mark Pittman.
Oops.
Maybe we’re talking about a different case? Mine is the SW Airlines case where defendant counsel was assigned to religious sensitivity training by an outfit with an agenda.
PNS was referring to a different case, thinking it was also before Starr. It was not. See the thread. I responded several hours ago.
Alliance Defending Freedom is a Christian nationalist organization responsible for sanctioned discrimination in the Masterpiece Cake, 303 Creative, and Dobbs decisions. They look for litigants.
It's a pretty weird group to be delivering religious liberty training. SPLC has designated it a hate group.
There's lots of that in my past reporting there!
I live in AZ. They've been on the radar here for a long time.
“there is a strong likelihood that the contempt order exceeded the district court’s civil contempt authority."
So there is a bridge-too-far, even for the Fifth. I'm actually surprised.
Your paragraph about the Gilpin murder abruptly ends.
Thanks as always for your updates.
Fixed. I think I must have been writing that when Carter came in.
No training from far right groups. Those are fascists.
The upcoming execution does seem gratuitous. He had an affair with a married woman (he admits to this part). She went back to her husband. The wife and husband were murdered.
He was convicted on the basis of some strong circumstantial evidence.
Granting he is not innocent (I don't know but other innocence claims are stronger that his), executing someone about 70 for a personal murder of this sort is questionable policy even if you agree with the death penalty. His crime (including a submachine gun & many guns was found in his car) shows he was a dangerous individual. But I do not see any evidence in multiple articles of a general life of crime.
Tragically, when he was a teenager, his father (a police officer) was murdered in the line of duty. Hosier later joined the navy. The place for him is prison.
It's always always about $$$$ and how to swindle everyone.
This is akin to fakecake case and was it imaginary wedding planning? It's astonishing that there is no arguing against fake and imaginary accusations.
Thank you, counselor.
Woot!