You are correct. The SC cannot “interceded”. There’s process for getting to the SC through a series of lower court decisions and appeals. It takes years.
You are correct. The SC cannot “interceded”. There’s process for getting to the SC through a series of lower court decisions and appeals. It takes years.
The system is flawed. The administration of justice should always be speedy. Even more so as we witness unprecedented events of permanent consequence injurious to our Republic and the rule of law. Hypothetically, when a sitting President conspires with politically aligned state officials to take unjust actions to bankrupt and jail his political opponent, is it right to patiently wait as it slowly makes it way through the state courts, the federal appeal courts and then hope the case eventually make it to the Supreme Court while the entire system of government gets destroyed?
You are correct. The SC cannot “interceded”. There’s process for getting to the SC through a series of lower court decisions and appeals. It takes years.
The system is flawed. The administration of justice should always be speedy. Even more so as we witness unprecedented events of permanent consequence injurious to our Republic and the rule of law. Hypothetically, when a sitting President conspires with politically aligned state officials to take unjust actions to bankrupt and jail his political opponent, is it right to patiently wait as it slowly makes it way through the state courts, the federal appeal courts and then hope the case eventually make it to the Supreme Court while the entire system of government gets destroyed?