The Court's ruling is not based on logic. It's a legal interpretation relying on selected precedents

Curly1918 18354 posts Joined: Aug 30, 2017

Posted 2:54 pm on Dec 20, 2023

This is actually how the legal system words. Law is not math. Legal opinions are a bit like an Escher sketch.

SCOTUS might rule to the contrary... but it's decision would be formulated in the same fashion.

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The Court's ruling is not based on logic. It's a legal interpretation relying on selected precedentsLink Curly1918 2:54pm · 12/20/23
- Common law tradition, yes, base on precedents. Continental law tradition is based on logic.NT Eli 4:13pm · 12/20/23
  - The Colorado Supreme Court Opinion is replete with citations. Curly1918 8:31am · 12/21/23
  - Move to Russia then, asswipe.NT Frank L 4:41pm · 12/20/23

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