Saturday, April 20, 2024

The Case On The Preposterous "Arrest On Sight" SB-4 Law In Texas... Will Be Mothballed, At Trial Court Level, Until Fifth Cir. (And Supremes) Rule...


Just a smallish matter, since one or more of the upper courts will almost certainly agree (as they did in 2013, as to Arizona's version) that Texas SB-4 is an unconstitutional attempt by Texas to usurp federal "field preempted" law.

In any event, the Texas law remains enjoined, nationwide during the appeals. So, it matters little. Here's that smallish note, in an overnight filing in West Texas:

. . .Currently, the grant of a preliminary injunction by this Court has been appealed, with proceedings currently ongoing in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. ECF No. 49. The Fifth Circuit’s (and, possibly, the Supreme Court’s) review of the preliminary injunction order is likely to substantially affect subsequent proceedings in this litigation. Accordingly, staying all proceedings in these consolidated cases in this Court will conserve the parties’ and the Court’s resources. . . .


Now you know -- onward, grinning, still -- about the UAW win.

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