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Legal experts weigh in.
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"Legal experts weigh in"?
Idiots.
They are not the right people to judge how good a court decision is.
No, obviously that is more appropriate for phisosophers or even the general public - lawyers apply the law, not fairness!
We want supreme court decisions to be FAIR, lawful is just a proxy. And given the cumulative political influence some selfish people have had over the law, it's a very bad proxy.
The Gowachin had the only functional legal system: the winning lawyer killed the losing lawyer. "It was a practice which made for rare litigation and memorable court performances", The Dosadi Experiment Frank Herbert.
The recent Supreme Court patentability decision is a disaster.