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Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - hal - 09-30-2016
Way to go Alabama! Now the feds won't have to do it - that could have been really messy. Maybe another George Wallace moment thwarted...
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/09/30/496089488/alabamas-chief-justice-roy-moore-loses-case-over-same-sex-marriage-stance
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - Dennis S - 09-30-2016
"The judgment against Moore was unanimous." (Nine members.)
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - rjmacs - 09-30-2016
Everything old is new again.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - cbelt3 - 09-30-2016
"But the nine-member court also noted that the decision is based on a review of Moore's behavior and decisions, not on the justices' views of the Supreme Court's June 2015 ruling that same-sex couples have the right to marry — contrary to Alabama's law, adopted in 2016, that had reserved marriage for heterosexual couples only."
I believe that , Alabama's law still stands ?
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - hal - 09-30-2016
No - you misunderstand, the next paragraph:
"Saying that "some members of this court did not personally agree with" the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling, the judges wrote, "This court simply does not have the authority to reexamine those issues.""
THIS COURT (Alabama Sup) doesn't have the authority to re-examine a US Supreme decision.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - Numo - 09-30-2016
I wonder why is it so difficult for some people to evolve from what they were (most likely) taught at a young age? It seems like most people that I know have seen the light on this issue.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - JoeH - 09-30-2016
Well, let's see if he gets elected again to the Alabama Supreme Court. This is the second time he has been removed, though this time it is not a complete removal but suspension without pay for the rest of his term.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - hal - 10-01-2016
JoeH wrote:
Well, let's see if he gets elected again to the Alabama Supreme Court. This is the second time he has been removed, though this time it is not a complete removal but suspension without pay for the rest of his term.
He's banned from running again - he's toast.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - Dennis S - 10-01-2016
hal wrote:
[quote=JoeH]
Well, let's see if he gets elected again to the Alabama Supreme Court. This is the second time he has been removed, though this time it is not a complete removal but suspension without pay for the rest of his term.
He's banned from running again - he's toast.
Say hello to Governor Moore.
Re: Alabama's Court of the Judiciary has suspended Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for the rest of his term - Ombligo - 10-01-2016
Dennis S wrote:
[quote=hal]
[quote=JoeH]
Well, let's see if he gets elected again to the Alabama Supreme Court. This is the second time he has been removed, though this time it is not a complete removal but suspension without pay for the rest of his term.
He's banned from running again - he's toast.
Say hello to Governor Moore.
His name is already amongst the top choices for either Governor or Attorney General in 2018.