Senator Kennedy Confronts Professor Shaw on Supreme Court Justices and Injunctions
Forbes Breaking NewsJune 7, 20257 min961,552 views
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- ⚖️ Senator Kennedy questioned legal experts on whether universal injunctions are being abused, suggesting they are used by both sides for forum shopping.
- 💡 Professor Shaw initially stated she hadn't seen abuse in the last four months but later agreed that both sides are abusing them.
- 📌 Kennedy criticized Shaw's perceived shift in stance on universal injunctions, linking it to her political views and dislike for President Trump.
- 🚀 A proposal for an automatic stay and expedited appeal for nationwide injunctions was discussed, with Shaw indicating she needed more time to form an opinion.
Article III and Supreme Court Criticism
- 🏛️ Kennedy argued that nationwide injunctions have no basis under Article III or Supreme Court precedent, suggesting judges are overstepping their authority.
- 🗣️ He accused Professor Shaw of hypocrisy for criticizing universal injunctions when a president she disliked was in office, but not when President Trump was.
- 🎤 Kennedy confronted Shaw about a statement where she allegedly called some Supreme Court justices 'evil,' which she initially denied or attributed to transcription errors.
- 🧑🏫 Kennedy expressed embarrassment that Shaw, who made such statements, is teaching students, questioning her suitability as an educator and officer of the court.
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Universal InjunctionsNationwide InjunctionsSenator John KennedyProfessor Kate ShawSupreme Court JusticesJudicial AbuseForum ShoppingArticle IIIGideon v. WainwrightExecutive OrdersFederal Court OrdersSenate Judiciary Committee
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