Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Massive Butt-Hurt in Wisconsin's Dirty Socialist - Union - LeftLibProgg world yesterday and forward.

Jai singh | 05:32 | | | | | | | | | |
The Wisconsin Supreme Court bitch slapped that lower court Judge, Sumi, for allowing her ideology to overcome her legal sensibilities. Not even a nice slap, but a heavy-duty high-amperage bitch slap...

¶6 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all orders and judgments of the Dane County Circuit Court in Case No. 2011CV1244 are vacated and declared to be void ab initio.

What ab initio means is that Sumi, sitting in her judicial robes in the lower court so screwed up the ruling that the Supreme Court won't even bother to send the matter back to her for her review (to remand) but takes it completely out of her hands, forever.

It's like taking an eraser to her ruling.

And, bitch slapping her around just a bit.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court correctly ruled that activist courts aren't allowed, under rule of law, to interfere with the legislative process simply because a judge's ideology makes her want to do so, a 'feel-good' ruling. If a doctor is supposed to operate on a patient for, oh, gallstones, how would you feel if he took off your left nut just because he doesn't like to do abdominal surgery?

Read this. It's a thing of beauty...

¶9 Although all orders that preceded the circuit court’s judgment in Case No. 2011CV1244 may be characterized as moot in some respects, the court addresses whether a court can enjoin publication of a bill. The court does so because whether a court can enjoin a bill is a matter of great public importance and also because it appears necessary to confirm that Goodland remains the law that all courts must follow. State v. Cramer, 98 Wis. 2d 416, 420, 296 N.W.2d 921 (1980) (noting that we consider questions that have become moot “where the question is one of great public importance . . . or of public interest,” or “where the problem is likely to recur and is of sufficient importance to warrant a holding which will guide trial courts in similar circumstances”). Accordingly, because the circuit court did not follow the court’s directive in Goodland, it exceeded its jurisdiction, invaded the legislature’s constitutional powers under Article IV, Section 1 and Section 17 of the Wisconsin Constitution, and erred in enjoining the publication and further implementation of the Act.

Let's see 'em trot out 'Jabba the Filmmaker' and a few busloads of SEIU thugs from around the nation, even do a recall of the fife and drum corps from the NYC Fire Department.

(Speaking of Michael Moore, 'Jabba the Filmmaker', here he is, just for kicks and giggles! )

Jabba the Filmmaker

Go home, Wisconsin hippies, take a bath and find a job. Welcome to the Real World.

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