Supreme Court
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- For All Humanity?; Gordon Moore Folds Your Clothes … baby lawyer qualified in England and Wales: First! Much as the U.S. Supreme Court can just decide that they actually meant something else, similarly copyright and database …
- The Great Social Network Heist … Unless the Supreme Court decides not to let it, of course). Fine, fine, we’ll do it if we have to, say all these offices/departments/agencies (at …
- Just Put A Fucking Warning Label On It; A Sort Of Qualified Immunity; Doing a Spreadsheets is Coding; Rotate 75 Degrees Around The Vertical … immunity [7] . Qualified immunity is really shitty, because it's a U.S. Supreme Court level protection (or buff, I guess?) that's been increasingly used to protect …
- There is a light cone of politics … example, not giving a shit about "rules" or more accurately conventions about appointing supreme court justices), process-oriented might care more about doing things properly , of which one …
- The Right To Viable Strategies … The Supreme Court may have overturned Roe v. Wade -- but anti-choice Republicans aren't done yet, and fight for reproductive rights continues. Chip in now to elect …
- Accommodations … But in July last year, the Supreme Court decided actually, a poll tax is totally fine [ Slate ]. This is terrible. BUT, what caught my attention about this was …
- You're The Mayor of Terminal B Airside at SMF Airport! … The next question, of course, is whether *Facebook* should have a Supreme Court or whether Facebook (or others! Hello, Your Government Needs You!) might be able to help …
- It's Difficult … the equivalent of launching an appeal to the Supreme Court of Public Opinion and forcing the issue for a one-time get-out-of-content-jail pass). And …
- Only Connect; They Stole Our Revolution; Policy As Code; Dance Central … 3.0 Policy as Code, Continued Three years ago, AT&T won a Supreme Court decision that affirmed their ability to include a clause in standard terms and …