Fellow Americans. Do you oppose Nationwide Injunctions?

[Yagoda]

Here is a possible solution that I think would be eminently fair:

 

https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/03/the-epidemic-of-judge-made-law

 

"A possible solution, therefore, would be for Congress to require that any nationwide injunction issued against the executive branch be approved by a panel of at least three district court judges rather than a single judge. Such cases should then be immediately appealable to the Supreme Court, limiting the time they linger unresolved."

[SLOWHAND225]

Nope.
I hate them but, we have a process in place to handle it already. It works, slower than we'd like but it works.
Just today the 4th circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of Trump and his EO's targeting DEI programs/funding etc. 

[Dan O]

5 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Here is a possible solution that I think would be eminently fair:

 

https://www.nationalreview.com/2025/03/the-epidemic-of-judge-made-law

 

"A possible solution, therefore, would be for Congress to require that any nationwide injunction issued against the executive branch be approved by a panel of at least three district court judges rather than a single judge. Such cases should then be immediately appealable to the Supreme Court, limiting the time they linger unresolved."

Getting a bit nervous at all the reversals of trumps exec orders and mass firings aren't you. Keep your seat as more are coming as Trump continues to act outside his authority. 

[SLOWHAND225]

2 minutes ago, Dan O said:

Getting a bit nervous at all the reversals of trumps exec orders and mass firings aren't you. Keep your seat as more are coming as Trump continues to act outside his authority. 

The reversals as you like to call them are just a normal part of our process.  In the court of appeals they will actually be reversed. Just like the 4 Circuit did today and the SC will do if they make it in front of them.

[transam]

3 minutes ago, Dan O said:

Getting a bit nervous at all the reversals of trumps exec orders and mass firings aren't you. Keep your seat as more are coming as Trump continues to act outside his authority. 

Yes, Trumps trial period at being a dictator, isn't going down to well for him, I guess even Putin is laughing his head off behind closed doors...

 

How embarrassing for the Trump voters......🤐............🤭

[Dan O]

3 minutes ago, SLOWHAND225 said:

The reversals as you like to call them are just a normal part of our process.  In the court of appeals they will actually be reversed. Just like the 4 Circuit did today and the SC will do if they make it in front of them.

You hold that thought and see how they turn out. Some will but many of trumps actions are outside his authority, even as president. Theres a little thing in his way,  Its call the constitution and its started to come back on him. 

[rough diamond]

19 minutes ago, SLOWHAND225 said:

The reversals as you like to call them are just a normal part of our process.

Tell that to those who have been illegally fired!

[Yagoda]

41 minutes ago, Dan O said:

Getting a bit nervous at all the reversals of trumps exec orders and mass firings aren't you. Keep your seat as more are coming as Trump continues to act outside his authority. 

Which executive order has been reversed.?

 

Oh wait, which injunction has been reversed.

https://www.employmentlawletter.com/2025/03/appeals-court-stays-injunction-on-executive-orders-targeting-dei-programs/

[Yagoda]

31 minutes ago, Dan O said:

You hold that thought and see how they turn out. Some will but many of trumps actions are outside his authority, even as president. Theres a little thing in his way,  Its call the constitution and its started to come back on him. 

Please set forth those actions by Trump that are outside his authority/

 

Besides, you are off topic. The issue here, for Americans, is whether, and under what circumstances, Nationwide Injunctions my be imposed by a single District Court.

[bubblegum]

Your system is obsolete because it takes ages. 

[Yagoda]

2 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

Your system is obsolete because it takes ages. 

Congress can solve that.

[Dan O]

30 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Please set forth those actions by Trump that are outside his authority/

 

Besides, you are off topic. The issue here, for Americans, is whether, and under what circumstances, Nationwide Injunctions my be imposed by a single District Court.

Cry much ? Try reading up on the constitution 

[Yagoda]

4 minutes ago, Dan O said:

Cry much ? Try reading up on the constitution 

What part is in issue in this discussion and which clauses do you think are applicable.?

 

Do you think a Nationwide Injunction should be issued by a forum shopped District Court? 

[worgeordie]

Hi Yagoda ,congratulations , I see your top poster this week ,you have finally achieved 

something in your life , you must be very happy

 

regards worgeodie

[connda]

1 hour ago, SLOWHAND225 said:

Nope.
I hate them but, we have a process in place to handle it already. It works, slower than we'd like but it works.
Just today the 4th circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of Trump and his EO's targeting DEI programs/funding etc. 

Gotta agree.  If it's important enough it will make it to the SCOTUS in due time.  Just not as fast as some would like.
However, partisan judges seems to be more of an issue now than in the past.  That's the bad thing.  On the flip side, that is a two-way street.  Which is a bad thing too imho.  Judges should be impartial, but not nowadays it would seem.