I knew that. My question was if they actually had
According to the case I showed somewhere they can't undue the permanent injunctionI knew that. My question was if they actually had
Unless they can persuade a higher court to do so. Hence the question of appeal, or not.According to the case I showed somewhere they can't undue the permanent injunction
Yep that would be soUnless they can persuade a higher court to do so. Hence the question of appeal, or not.
That's what I though. Thanks for clearing that upMark said their appeal would take action on how much monetary compensation MSI would be able to collect; not enforcement of the law. The law is permanently enjoyed.
Their appeal of the State court decision will be on the merits, not compensation.Mark said their appeal would take action on how much monetary compensation MSI would be able to collect; not enforcement of the law. The law is permanently enjoyed.
What's the general timeframe for this process?Their appeal of the State court decision will be on the merits, not compensation.
Compensation issues are deferred to after the appeal.
They filed a notice of appeal yesterday. Lots depends on how the County wants to proceed. Impossible to answer now.What's the general timeframe for this process?
Thank you sir.They filed a notice of appeal yesterday. Lots depends on how the County wants to proceed. Impossible to answer now.
They certainly can appeal the decision imposing the permanent injunction and they have done precisely that. While the appeal is pending, the injunction still stands and the County has indicated that they will not seek to stay the injunction pending appeal.According to the case I showed somewhere they can't undue the permanent injunction
Thanks Mark for explainingThey certainly can appeal the decision imposing the permanent injunction and they have done precisely that. While the appeal is pending, the injunction still stands and the County has indicated that they will not seek to stay the injunction pending appeal.
Mark said their appeal would take action on how much monetary compensation MSI would be able to collect; not enforcement of the law. The law is permanently enjoined
They filed a notice of appeal yesterday. Lots depends on how the County wants to proceed. Impossible to answer now.
They are doing their job by defending their client (the County), as far as they are able to, until all appeals run out. It's called the judicial process, and it applies equally to everyone.Just mind bending that they keep attempting to push this through. It seems they will never admit they are wrong at any level. It is even more disgusting that they do nothing to really address the true issues.
wish they had to use their own money and not ours. This is way I hope MSI gets a lot of money-- would be from us and all the cucks and Karens out there, as wellThey are doing their job by defending their client (the County), as far as they are able to, until all appeals run out. It's called the judicial process, and it applies equally to everyone.
They are doing their job by defending their client (the County), as far as they are able to, until all appeals run out. It's called the judicial process, and it applies equally to everyone.
A lot of people don't.Gotcha. Hadn't thought of it in those terms.
That's not BGOS, that's just wondering when the never ending BS from the County will end.I'm afraid BGOS has me feeling like it never ends, no matter what.
All of the other rulings have no precedent in this case, because none of them have been brought in Maryland or the Federal 4th Circuit. So, while there is precedent, none of it has been set in any court that affects Montgomery County or the State of Maryland.I think part of what gets me on this one is that it seems to a layman watching it all go down, that basically the ruling is saying the County law is inconsistent with State law and can't preempt the greater State law, and it seems like that has already been established numerous other times in other cases, so at what point should they not be filing the appeal, because there is already enough precedent to say this is going nowhere?
Nah, not a screwed up perception, just a learning curve on how this works.IANAL, so perhaps my perceptions are all screwed up.
The same thing applies to any lawsuit against, you, me, MDS, MSI, etc. We all have the same rights to appeal any verdict against us, just like MoCo and the State does.Also, this combined with the en banc appeal on the HQL side just adds to the impression that even if you win in court, you don't really win with these entities.
And we get the same timelines in our appeals as well.The time frames and the way things drag out are laborious too.
Yep.Time for another MSI donation.