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Trump Judge Blocks Indiana Trans Ban Citing "Irreparable Harm" To Trans Kids

Erin In The Morning • 5817 implied HN points • 17 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Transgender rights Court rulings Legislation Equality Discrimination
  1. A Trump-appointed judge blocked an Indiana law banning gender affirming care for transgender youth, stating it likely violates the constitution and harms trans kids.
  2. Many anti-trans and anti-LGBTQ+ bills have been blocked in courts across the U.S., showing a trend of legal victories for advocates of LGBTQ+ rights.
  3. Judge Hanlon found that banning gender affirming care would cause irreparable harm to trans youth and that similar bans in other countries have taken less restrictive approaches.

mRNA technology, mRNA technology developed by Malone (if we believe him), Weissman, Kariko et al., is & was ALWAYS a bioweapon, devised to change our genetic makeup as humans forever

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 1415 implied HN points • 31 Jan 24
🏥 Health Politics mRNA technology Court rulings
  1. mRNA technology was developed as a bioweapon to change human genetic makeup
  2. There are calls to punish individuals involved in mRNA technology development
  3. Emphasis on letting proper courts and juries decide punishment

Florida man found with contraband

Adam's Legal Newsletter • 479 implied HN points • 07 Apr 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legislation Legal system Presidency Court rulings
  1. The Presidential Records Act defense Trump is using isn't strong but has caused some interesting legal disputes.
  2. The court's handling of the case's legal issues has caused confusion and potential problems, particularly regarding the classification of documents.
  3. The outcome of the case is uncertain, with various possibilities, but the likelihood of a major, unexpected ending is low.

Can bereaved families sue doctors?

A Lawyer Writes • 530 implied HN points • 09 Jan 24
🏥 Health Politics Court rulings Supreme Court
  1. The Supreme Court was ruling on cases involving psychiatric injury from clinical negligence involving close relatives
  2. Historically, court rulings have shaped the law on negligence and compensation for secondary victims of medical errors
  3. The recent Supreme Court decision clarified that doctors do not owe a duty of care to close family members for illness caused by witnessing a relative's death due to medical negligence
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URGENT: A new court ruling shows the insane overreach of the PREP Act, which effectively bars ALL suits over the Covid jabs (not just against Pfizer/Moderna, against anyone)

Unreported Truths • 60 implied HN points • 12 Mar 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legal system Court rulings
  1. The PREP Act provides extensive immunity against lawsuits related to Covid-19 jabs, making it almost impossible to hold anyone accountable for administering unwanted vaccines.
  2. The act has narrow exceptions for suits involving 'willful misconduct', but the criteria are defined very strictly, limiting the chances of successfully suing under such circumstances.
  3. Cases where individuals are pressured, forced, or receive vaccines against their will due to various reasons are not covered by the compensation program, leaving many without recourse for damages.

9-0

Gideon's Substack • 23 implied HN points • 04 Mar 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Supreme Court Court rulings Election
  1. The Supreme Court unanimously decided that Colorado cannot remove former president Donald Trump from the state's primary ballot under the 14th Amendment.
  2. A 5-4 majority ruled that only Congress can lay the groundwork for applying constitutional provisions to individuals running for office, emphasizing democratic legitimacy.
  3. The decision highlights the importance of democratic accountability and the need for consistency in the Court's rulings to maintain legitimacy and protect American democracy.