Well, Judge, I thank you for that very scholarly and erudite answer.
I think that is important to note in the public debate that part of the reason we have such a robust arena of free speech...
The act does not just apply to protect popular religious beliefs. It does perhaps its more important work in protecting unpopular religious ...
That is precisely what we should expect of judges.
In heaven, there is no law, and the lion lies down with the lamb. In hell, there is nothing but law, and due process is meticulously obeyed.
There are over 60,000 Members, law students and lawyers and, indeed, those just interested in the Constitution and the rule of law.
We would have seen our democratic process controlled by five unelected lawyers here in Washington, DC.
Judges are not supposed to make law. They are supposed to faithfully apply it.
If they filled his seat, we would have seen a Supreme Court where the will of the people would have been repeatedly cast aside.
Thank you for your service.
This is a sad day for the Marine Corps, and it is a sad day for our Armed Forces.