Ben Kenobi vs Southern Chamber of Delegates

[Wisconsin+17]

Persuant to federal and statute laws within the State of Texas, the people of the State of Texas are sueing the Southern Chamber of Delegates to block implementation of the laws permitting euthanasia at least within the state of Texas.

[JustinTimeCuber]

You have no authority to sue on behalf of the State of Texas, nor has the Chamber of Delegates done anything illegal, passing laws is not illegal.

What makes you think that state laws should override regional laws?

[Wisconsin+17]

Given that I am a current resident of the state and that this bill would permit agents of the state to kill me I have standing to block this bill.

[fhtagn]

Given that I am a current resident of the state and that this bill would permit agents of the state to kill me I have standing to block this bill.

Clearly you have neither read the bill, nor the discussion on the bill.

[Wisconsin+17]

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Yes, I have. The bill as worded permits doctors and nurses to kill patients within the entire south, and is contrary to statutes which explicitly bar doctors and nurses from the deliberate use of medicines or medical devices to kill patients.

[Adam Griffin]

FTR, the Atlasian judicial system has always been a big ol' joke and standing has never been required to bring a case.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

FTR, the Atlasian judicial system has always been a big ol' joke and standing has never been required to bring a case.

That is incorrect. Standing was required until 2010 when Marokai Blue and Opebo joined in a ruling (in which Sam Spade dissented) to throw out all standing requirements. This remained in effect until the reset, at which point standing requirements likely would have come back, barring a something subsequent ruling once again tossing them.

[windjammer]

Jbrase or the whole supreme court Ben Kenobi?