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queersatanic · 4 months
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The Satanic Temple is very bad at court cases (December 2023)
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Changes from November include:
Confirmation both Travis County, Texas, lawsuits have not seen any new filings in more than one year.
Ninth Circuit granted TST partial victory in form of an additional opportunity to make defamation claims in federal district court against Johnson et al Defendants.
Full list on The.Satanic.Wiki
Full list on r/TheSatanicCirclejerk
Moreover, we’re still being sued by The Satanic Temple in federal appellate court and now King County Superior Court.
TST is also still suing Newsweek and its reporter (but maybe not her anymore!) for writing about us. In addition, The Satanic Temple is now suing a TikToker in Texas for talking about our case. Check the pinned post for more.
While it looks bad on its own, compare how things looked just one short year ago for The Satanic Temple and notice how so many of those "ongoing" cases turned out.
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When it comes to The Satanic Temple, there's always more and it's always worse.
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palestinegenocide · 3 months
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Palestinians are taking the Biden administration to court this week
The week, a federal court in Oakland will begin hearing arguments in a lawsuit accusing the Biden administration of failing to prevent a genocide in Gaza. The case could bring U.S. support for the Israeli assault on Gaza to a halt.
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In a major setback for the Biden administration’s vaccination mandate, a federal judge has ruled that military brass cannot punish any Marine who refuses to receive the COVID-19 vaccine for religious reasons.⁠ ⁠ “U.S. Marines who filed for religious exemption and were denied, at least at the first level, are now protected,” Mat Staver, the founder of @LibertyCounsel.⁠
Link: https://www.washingtonstand.com/news/oorah-marines-win-major-victory-over-bidens-vaccine-mandate
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New citizens taking the oath of allegiance, Federal Court for the Eastern District of New York, Brooklyn, 1924.
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plethoraworldatlas · 5 months
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A federal appeals court shocked voting rights groups on Monday with a ruling that only the US government, not outside groups or citizens, could sue to enforce the Voting Rights Act’s provisions.
The civil rights law, which outlaws racial discrimination as it relates to voting, has typically been enforced by lawsuits from these groups, not by the government itself. Now that the Republican-appointed eighth circuit court of appeals has made the ruling by 2-1, this “private right of action” to enforce Section 2 of the law is called into question.
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The ruling is not simply an esoteric question of law: it would dismantle the primary mechanism voting rights groups use to protect against racial discrimination in voting, often in the form of lawsuits challenging electoral maps.
Voting rights groups expect the ruling will be appealed to the US supreme court. The eighth circuit ruling applies to the states the circuit court covers: Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Wendy Weiser, the vice-president for democracy at the Brennan Center for Justice, called the decision “radical” and wrote on X that it was “deeply wrong, and it goes against decades of precedent and practice”.
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kp777 · 4 months
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reality-detective · 10 months
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Does anyone know about the Brunson Brother case? 👇
I know the lamestream media doesn't and that throws up red flags for me. Try to find updates on the internet about this federal case.
The puppet master is losing control of all the puppets and the show is going to completely fall apart. 🤔
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jbfly46 · 2 months
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In the United States, the primary antagonistic actor against the working class is the circuit court system, which runs amok violating federal law and the constitution on a daily basis, while also laundering money for drug cartels and other actors tied to foreign intelligence.
The U.S. federal court system is supposed to be able to be used by the working class as an enforcement mechanism against unlawful lower court and corporate actors, but there is an entity preventing that from occurring.
At the individual state level, the U.S. government is run by quasi-government affiliated and government adjacent entities that actively sabotage the daily lives of the working class.
Whether the federal government is tied to the quasi-state foreign intelligence affiliated actors or not, they have the information available to realize what is happening and are doing nothing about it.
U.S. state and local internet connected systems have the fingerprints and the financial trail of being sourced from Israeli intelligence.
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DeSantis Obstruction of Justice and Forgery complicity - Disney v. DeSantis
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violetsystems · 2 years
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CHICAGO -- The work of Chicago "outsider" artist Henry Darger has been displayed in galleries and museums across the globe and has generated millions of dollars.
But Kiyoko Lerner and her late husband, Nathan Lerner, had no legal right to possess the reclusive artist's watercolor paintings, sketches and extensive writings after he died in 1973, according to a federal lawsuit filed last week.
The suit says that Kiyoko Lerner, who was at one time Darger's landlord in Lincoln Park, doesn't legally own any of the artist's work or the copyright to it.
The suit also accuses Lerner of something called "anticybersquatting" by having a website titled "officialhenrydarger.com." The site offers information about Darger's life, his work, as well as a warning that "images may not be reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without written permission of Kiyoko Lerner."
The suit comes on the heels of a filing in Cook Circuit Court earlier this year that seeks to determine Darger's heirs. One of those would-be heirs, Christen Sadowski, who lives in Clarendon Hills, was in May appointed as the administrator of the Darger estate. That case is ongoing.
Darger as an artist was unknown during his lifetime. For about 40 years, he lived in a one-bedroom apartment on West Webster Avenue. He was an eccentric loner. From time to time, neighbors on the stairs outside his apartment might hear raised voices - voices that sounded as though Darger had invented guests or companions.
It wasn't until 1972, after Darger had moved out, that a secret life was revealed, in a room cluttered with dozens of pairs of broken eyeglasses, hundreds of his own watercolors, collage paintings and, in a trunk, a 15,000-page typed fantasy novel titled "In the Realms of the Unreal."
The Lerners have long claimed that Darger willingly gave them all of his work when, as he became increasingly frail, he moved out of the apartment he rented from them and into a nursing home. He died in 1973, at age 81, and was buried in a pauper's grave. He never married and had no children.
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 7 months
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"PAIR CONVICTED UNDER SPY ACT," Toronto Star. September 30, 1943. Page 3. ---- Found guilty of charges of conspiracy to violate the U.S. wartime espionage act, Ernest F. Lehmitz. former Staten Island, N.Y., air raid warden, is shown entering the Brooklyn federal court this week where, with another air raid warden he was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Bearded Erwin De Spretter. Staten Island, N.Y., was convicted with his fellow air warden, Lehmitz, on espionage conspiracy charges. Sentence was passed by Judge Mortimer W. Byers, Brooklyn federal court.
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wausaupilot · 7 months
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Federal jury convicts 2 employees in fatal Wisconsin corn mill explosion
A federal jury has convicted two senior employees at a Wisconsin corn plant of falsifying records and obstructing an investigation into a fatal corn dust explosion in 2017. The story:
By HARM VENHUIZEN Associated Press/Report for America MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A federal jury has convicted two senior employees at a Wisconsin corn plant of falsifying records and obstructing an investigation into a fatal corn dust explosion in 2017, Justice Department officials announced on Tuesday. Corn dust is explosive, and high concentrations are dangerous. Federal regulations require grain…
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heart2heartroses2u · 7 months
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On point about Cannon
It’s a disgrace to have corruption within our Supreme and Federal Court. If Cannon is incompetent to do her job in servicing the peoples court, not Trump’s court, she should have recused herself sense she can’t separate her duty to the people from Trump. We know why she did not. She’s doing Trump’s bidding
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kp777 · 2 years
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More than two dozen national progressive groups are urging President Joe Biden and Senate Democratic leaders to fill every single judicial vacancy this year, before Republicans potentially take control of the Senate in November and make it much harder to confirm Biden’s lifetime federal judges.
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jbfly46 · 2 months
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You could end the majority of landlord corruption in the United States with a single federal lawsuit against a circuit court in a major American city.
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yamimichi · 11 months
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FUCKING HELL! WHY SHOULD THEY EVEN BOTHER?!
Aileen Cannon has her nose so far up Trump's ass that I don't think it can be removed. She's going to sink the whole fucking thing.
So much for justice.
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