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The law isn't stupid at all. Prohibiting food on Metro keeps it a lot cleaner. Such a rule without strict enforcement is worthless.
The law is appropriate and understandable. The way in which it was enforced was ridiculous -- this has nothing to do with the propriety of the law itself. Law enforcement officers are expected to exercise some intelligent discretion in carrying out their duties.
"Strict enforcement" of a law makes about as much sense as those "zero tolerance" rules, in which kids are suspended if they bring an aspirin to school or point a finger at someone and say "bang, bang."
Good for Roberts for opposing something personally yet upholding it legally.
I know we're all about feeelings and emotional thread titles, but it's refreshing to see a thinker think.
Indeed. I know someone involved in that case on the child's side that had a similar observation and remarked that Justice Roberts handled it professionally and with fairness.
Indeed. I know someone involved in that case on the child's side that had a similar observation and remarked that Justice Roberts handled it professionally and with fairness.
I agree it shouldn't have happened and showed a lack of discretion. The reason it was decided the way it was is because of the law as written by the local government.
I agree it shouldn't have happened and showed a lack of discretion. The reason it was decided the way it was is because of the law as written by the local government.
Roberts only got appointed because he supported patriot fries.
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, but it's refreshing to see a thinker think.
Nice.
