Public Discussion on the Supreme Court Cases (Avoid Cluttering Case Threads)

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Was there ever zero registered voters in the United Kingdom? I am seeing now that Griff and Thumb moved out, but I dunno if there were any others.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

For the time being, the position of the Attorney General's office is that the as-of-now current understanding of the Census Bureau is the law of the land. I welcome a quicker-than-usual judgement on this issue from the highest court in the land, considering what is up in the air.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Thread re-opened.

It is not my desire to criticize Ishan or anyone else for that matter. However, this situation is one that requires expeditious action for the stability of government.

Surely the Attorney General or someone can fill in as defense attorney for a government agency, or some similar resolution be found?

I think we also need to consider legislation to allow the Department of Elections to revise a count after certification. When Rpryor messed up the April 2017 At-Large House election certification it was fixed within a couple of days and no court case was involved. Considering that I have warned about the decline of the efficacy of the judicial system (its not the justices fault, more a cultural shift and other factors in Atlasia at large), hinging something like this on the ability of the judicial system to quickly intervene and resolve a situation is now too big an ask barring a dramatic shift back to how these things worked in the 2010s.

Mistakes will happen, voters overlooked (as happened in 2017) or wrongly included etc and relying on a complex process for resolution is unwise when we used to have a much simpler way to resolve this kind of thing, and we have to be mindful of the limits of the game as it is. 

Would it beneficial if I looked around for someone who could serve as a lawyer in defense of the defendant?

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Funny this is the day, of all days, I chose to rest my computer. Murphy's Law I suppose...
I trust the Supreme Court to come to a fair ruling on whether or not YoungTexan has violated the law, and if so, what consequences that will carry.
How long that process will precisely manifest, I cannot be sure.
I know that in one case in the past with me as defendant, it came soon enough. And we don't win all our battles.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Well well, you cannot accuse NCY of being unwilling to use the court system.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Not surprised to see the No More Nineteenth law in court. At all.