Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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But it's a Goal !
Great case. The Court took Loper to reverse. The Chevron doctrine will be pared back if not abrogated. There will be no strain on DOJ or the federal gov. that they can't handle. They have ample resources as it is.Counselor, if we get the Supreme Court decision we are hoping for in the Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo case, what sort of potential strain do you envision on the DOJ and other backers of the administrative state created by a flurry of more well-heeled industries challenging regulators gone wild?
That is what I want to hear!!well, in the Mont. Co., case I think it likely that the County will be paying fees under 42 usc 1988. It won't be a rounding error in the county's 6 billion dollar budget but it may sting.
Stay tuned.
Thank you for disabusing me of unrealistic expectations. I was experiencing premature excitement.Great case. The Court took Loper to reverse. The Chevron doctrine will be pared back if not abrogated. There will be no strain on DOJ or the federal gov. that they can't handle. They have ample resources as it is.
Will some of those fees be paid back to the NRA? Or did they just contribute money and no lawyer time?well, in the Mont. Co., case I think it likely that the County will be paying fees under 42 usc 1988. It won't be a rounding error in the county's 6 billion dollar budget but it may sting.
Stay tuned.
The NRA did not participate in the Mont. Co. Case. They did and are participating in the HQL case and the SB1 case.Will some of those fees be paid back to the NRA? Or did they just contribute money and no lawyer time?
It would really sting if Mont Co had to pay the NRA even $1.
Day of decision doesn't count.HQL was deem unconstitutional on 11/21 right? So isn't today day 14? Shouldn't we know if the State appealed or not by 5pm today?
Agreed. Back River is just an example of better things that the money could have gone towards.Seriously though, there's so much more that goes into why the bay is effed than the a sewage treatment plant.
That's what I figured.. starting with 11/22 (Wed), makes 12/5 day 14. Doesn't that mean they have till 5 pm today to appeal?Day of decision doesn't count.
Mark indicated due Dec 7.That's what I figured.. starting with 11/22 (Wed), makes 12/5 day 14. Doesn't that mean they have till 5 pm today to appeal?
That's what I figured.. starting with 11/22 (Wed), makes 12/5 day 14.
It's calendar days and not weekdays, right? I think that was covered. If so, then 14 days is today.
My count as well.It's calendar days and not weekdays, right? I think that was covered. If so, then 14 days is today.
By 11:59:59pm, not COBHQL was deem unconstitutional on 11/21 right? So isn't today day 14? Shouldn't we know if the State appealed or not by 5pm today?
I can't imagine the court awarding any fees, it's a high bar. Typically bad faith has to be argued to even begin.Will some of those fees be paid back to the NRA? Or did they just contribute money and no lawyer time?
It would really sting if Mont Co had to pay the NRA even $1.
this won't do any good, they will just use taxpayer money to pay it just more wasted tax money. it will help MSI to continue the fight for us but will not stop county or state leaders from further infringements of our rights. What needs to happen is everyone that put their name on the bad laws should be held personally liable for the court cost.That is what I want to hear!!
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