SCOTUS Takes on Nationwide/Statewide Injunctions Granting Universal Relief (District Courts warned) скачать в хорошем качестве

SCOTUS Takes on Nationwide/Statewide Injunctions Granting Universal Relief (District Courts warned)

Should one judge in Idaho be able to grant relief not asked for by the plaintiffs in a civil case? Traditional equitable principles would say no. But that's what the Idaho District Court did. It enjoined enforcement of Idaho's Vulnerable Child Protection Act even though plaintiffs had no standing to pursue that overbroad relief. The Ninth Circuit refused to stay the ruling. The Supreme Court stayed the ruling, and offered guidance to the lower courts on sticking to granting only the relief necessary to grant relief to the litigants - not the whole state or country. ===================================================== New to the channel? We do reviews of legal cases, education on facets of the law, and we advocate for kindness along the way. Tony DeWitt brings you legal information in a format that is designed to make it easy to understand. Please consider supporting the channel by subscribing. More information about Tony DeWitt Tony was born in Kansas City, MO, and grew up in Sedalia Missouri. Due to military parents, he also went to school in Santa Maria, California, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Sioux City, Iowa, Rapid City South Dakota and graduated from high school at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. He spent 3 years in the Air Force in Intelligence work, and 3 years in the Army pursuing a medical career. After the Army he attended Respiratory Therapy school, and worked as a therapist for 13 years before he was called to become an attorney. He is licensed in Missouri, and does not take private clients. He works for a firm in Kansas City, in a part-time capacity. If you’re interested, here are books by Tony DeWitt that you might find enjoyable: Lessons from Life in a Labcoat: How being a respiratory therapist helped me become a better lawyer. https://www.amazon.com/Lessons-Life-L...