True, but it still takes me to the edge of distraction.

Supreme Court justices are susceptible to actionable criminal charges. Say Ruth Bader Ginsberg gets bored on a Saturday night and knocks off a 7-11 using a handgun. That is a criminal offense and she is liable and can be tried on several Class I felonies and a misdemeanor or two for balance.

So, here in reality we have Supreme Court justices amending the Constitution by illegally bypassing Section V (the amendment section) and just saying, “It’s a living document, dammit” and having their way with it.

Well, Section V very clearly states that the Constitution, as a document, is deader’n a doornail and needs the resurrection power of the Congress to initiate the amendment thing which, in turn, is ratified by a super majority in the states.

Then the change becomes a legal amendment to a dead document. What the courts do is open-heart surgery without anesthesia and calling it good.

1. Crime against the Constitution and the People of the United States

2. Breach of Promise/Contract

3. Taking obscene amounts of money in payment for breaching a contract

4. Said obscene amounts of money exceed modest bottom-end limits for graduation to felony-grade grand larceny

5. Arrest, trial, and incarceration with Lothar the bi-polar Mongol for 15 years.

It makes all the sense in the world to me.

We got Capone on tax evasion.

Gosh, that’d look good on a bumper sticker, actually.

Regards,

ara

The conclusion is simple, the law is an ass and so are the people who make them.

Lord Crimson