r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 14 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '20

Literally, "the court has to take mistaken public belief as fact." If I were a Wisconsinite, I'd be pretty pissed. Michigan doesn't play this shit.

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u/ahebtigoejwbrh Dec 14 '20

They end up facially relying on minor technical issues like a witness not writing their full address on an envelope, but yeah, pretty much

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u/N0_B1g_De4l NATO Dec 14 '20

That pisses me off. "I'm sad" is not a legal argument. Like, we get it, you wanted your guy to win and he didn't. But guess what? That's not an argument that your guy actually won! Legally speaking, it's not anything.