People of the Republic of Atlasia vs. Classic Conservative

[Oakvale]

We'll be reviewing both this and the Yankee case and making a decision shortly.

The problem here is that the No More Witchunts Act (2015), thankfully, granted the Court to dismiss frivilous cases against individuals where -

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But the Attorney General "demonstrating" a violation of the law seems to be fairly vague. In Yankee's case, for example, it seems to be that the best way to move forward is for Al to demonstrate in what manner Yankee may have committed a high crime, likewise in this case. Our discretion is fairly limited.

[Oakvale]

I understand that, but as I said we really don't have a lot of discretion in what cases to take on.

Are militias even legal? TNF may well be in the wrong (we'd need a case for that, too) but that doesn't mean you can necessarily go around ordering a bunch of lunatics with guns to "defend the border".

[Oakvale]

Okay, thanks. Give us a couple of days. Thinks are a bit hectic at the moment as you might imagine.

[Oakvale]

I'm going to take it that these are de facto dropped (this & the Yankee case) in light of the Attorney General's resignation. If his successor should wish to continue we can do that but otherwise I don't see much point in continuing.