On Sat, Mar 29, 2003 at 12:16:37PM +1200, David McNab wrote:
> I'm no expert on US constitution and law.
>
> But on thinking about this, it looks like a case of the legislature
> vesting a huge amount of power into the executive and judiciary.
>
> Because if the legislation is overly broad and am
Reed Hedges wrote:
>
> If only that pesky SC would get out of the way or if it were filled
> with shills for the executive administration! Perfect!
I am still gobsmacked that Scalia actually put a "dissent to the dissent"
statement on their decision that essentially put Georgie Boy in offic
Because if the legislation is overly broad and ambiguous, the whole
thing will turn into a merry dance of ISPs and govt departments taking
action against individuals, leaving it to judges to determine whether
the interpretation in question is fair or not.
I can imagine thousands of test cases exam
I'm no expert on US constitution and law.
But on thinking about this, it looks like a case of the legislature
vesting a huge amount of power into the executive and judiciary.
Because if the legislation is overly broad and ambiguous, the whole
thing will turn into a merry dance of ISPs and govt de
