Look at the language the judge used in the ruling. I love it.
@Professor_de_la_Paz
Look at the language the judge used in the ruling. I love it.
"The director has quarantined the entire people of the state of Ohio, for much more than 14 days," Lucci wrote. "The director has no statutory authority to close all businesses...which she deems non-essential for a period of two months."
Nice!
"(Acton) has acted in an impermissibly arbitrary, unreasonable, and oppressive manner," the judge wrote.
Also nice!
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"The director has quarantined the entire people of the state of Ohio, for much more than 14 days," Lucci wrote. "The director has no statutory authority to close all businesses...which she deems non-essential for a period of two months."
Nice!
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"(Acton) has acted in an impermissibly arbitrary, unreasonable, and oppressive manner," the judge wrote.
Also nice!
"The general public would be harmed if an injunction was not granted. There would be a diminishment of public morale and a feeling that one unelected individual could exercise such unfettered power to force everyone to obey,"
I want to buy this man a beer.
>"The general public would be harmed if an injunction was not granted. There would be a diminishment of public morale and a feeling that one unelected individual could exercise such unfettered power to force everyone to obey,"
I want to buy this man a beer.
Offer to do so the next time you find yourself in Plainesville.
Offer to do so the next time you find yourself in Plainesville.
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