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The vietnam war, it's called "the pentagon papers." the report was stolen. given to "times" by federal employees. other news outlets subsequently published the papers. the supreme court upheld the media's right to publish the stolen "pentagon papers" in aa 1971me ruling 6-3 majority ruling. oh, well, they didn't steal or conspire to steal it. okay. it wasn't ruled wrong by the supreme court. there is the precedent. roger stone or the "new york times" or anyone else wanted to find out if there were smoking gun podesta e-mails in 2015, that says it is not a crime unless they steal it. they hack ...

Top secret federal report of the vietnam wars called "the pentagon papers." the report was stolen. given to "times" by federal employees. other news outlets subsequently published the papers. the supreme court upheld the media's right to publish the stolen "pentagon papers" in a 1971 ruling 6-3 majority ruling. oh, well, they didn't steal or conspire to steal it. okay. it wasn't ruled wrong by the supreme court. there is the precedent. roger stone or the "new york times" or anyone else wanted to find out if there were smoking on the podesta e-mails in 2015, that says it is not a crime unless t...

Enclosed space. when justices disagree with a majority ruling, they don't have to spell out their reasons for disagreement. when they do so, it's published alongside the majority opinion as they published dissent. they always end with the justice saying, i respectfully dissent unless the justice in that particular case is really mad, in which case the justice might drop the "respectfully" and say, i dissent. if the yjustice is really, really, really mad, he might choose to not only drop the "respectfully," they might go beyond even publishing a written version of the dissent. justices who are ...

Majority ruling, went off today like a bag of firecrackers in a small enclosed space. when justices disagree with a majority ruling, they don't have to spell out their reasons for disagreement. when they do so, it's published alongside the majority opinion as a published dissent. they always end with the justice saying, i respectfully dissent unless the justice in that particular case is really mad, in which case the justice might drop the "respectfully" and say, i dissent. if the justice is really, really, really mad, he might elect to not only drop the "respectfully," they might go beyond ev...

Dissent that based on the evident of the case, a reasonable observer would conclude it was motivated byani. she said her colleagues who voted for the travel ban arrived at the result by ignoring the facts misconstruing the legal precedent and turning a blind eye to the pain and suffering it inflicts upon countless families. this is interesting. neil, the issue the court seems to have addressed in the majority ruling is that the pain and suffering of the victims is not at issue here. it's whether or not the president has broad statutory authority to limit the entry in its words of aliens into t...