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In response to "sorry dawson: 6-3 ruling that targets of SEC enforcement actions are entitled to federal jury trial -- (link)" by hollywood big shot

It seems maybe dragging SEC violators through a public trial isn’t maybe in their best interests? -- nm

Posted by Mop🧹 (aka rburriel) Jun 27 '24, 07:28

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"Congress would have to give a bunch of federal agencies VASTLY more money and personnel to handle all the jury trials they would need to conduct - hollywood big shot Jun 27, 07:29 22
- now is the time to run those crypto scams and Ponzi schemes 'cause the SEC ain't got the dough to take everyone to trial -- nm - decline Jun 27, 07:39
- Sotomayor: "Congress had no reason to anticipate the chaos today's majority would unleash after all these years." -- nm - decline Jun 27, 07:31 20
  - the best thing Sonya (and Elena tbh) could do for the Court and Joe Biden is announce their retirements next week. give him two new appointments in - hollywood big shot Jun 27, 07:41 18
    - Are Soto and Elana not voting the way Biden could guarantee with new justices? -- nm - Max Jun 27, 08:48 3
      - they're just older. the last thing we need is a trump presidency with older judges. biden should appoint children to the court - 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 Jun 27, 08:53 2
        
        That's true. Weird time compression I guess has kept them in early 60s in my mind for the past decade. - Max Jun 27, 09:09 1
        
        Also, I've been hearing Breyer on the radio more recently, frustratingly forming some opinions but dodging 'how should they vote' questions - Max Jun 27, 09:16
    - I agree with this, given below. I don't know why they stay on the damn bench so long. if you care about deomcracy, retire. -- nm - 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 Jun 27, 08:02 1
      - and, best case scenario, you just keep writing these 6-3 dissents into the void until they take you out feet first - hollywood big shot Jun 27, 08:06
    - The best thing would be for Thomas and Alito to die in a plane crash next week. -- nm - Jovian Jun 27, 07:54 3
      - Classy. -- nm - Strongbad Jun 27, 08:01 2
        
        yes we would all shed so many tears. -- nm - Jovian Jun 27, 08:07 1
        
        Their deaths, while tragic, probably saved lives. nm - Turd Ferguson Jun 27, 08:08
    - but wouldn't the Rs just kibosh any noms? like they did under barry o? -- nm - 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 Jun 27, 07:51 7
      - awww poor Barry O, while the GOP took all the gloves off, he went ahead and put on several more pairs. -- nm - Jovian Jun 27, 07:56
      - They can't. Dems control the Senate so can process a vote and the SCOTUS filibuster doesn't work anymore -- nm - decline Jun 27, 07:55 3
        
        would anyone flip? -- nm - 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 Jun 27, 07:59 2
        
        you might lose Manchin but Collins/Murkowski generally make up for that (SCOTUS confirmations are more individualized to the nominee) -- nm - hollywood big shot Jun 27, 08:00 1
        
        Manchin's played ball on just about every nomination for judges. If it's a qualified nominee, he'd support. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 27, 08:03
      - Isn't the filibuster for SCOTUS noms dead? -- nm - ty97 Jun 27, 07:54 1
        
        yes -- nm - hollywood big shot Jun 27, 07:55
  - Wait until they get rid of Chevron tomorrow. -- nm - znufrii Jun 27, 07:36

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