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In support of his claim, Greer asserts sex in brothels is deeply rooted in this nation’s history. 80 Additionally, Plaintiff points to the “ambiguity” surrounding the Supreme Court’s ruling in Lawrence v. Texas, striking down Texas’ law prohibiting homosexual sodomy.81 Admittedly, the nature of rights protected under Lawrence is imprecise. Nonetheless, the Lawrence court acknowledged the case “does not involve . . . prostitution.”
Big update here:
CASE DISMISSED! BROTHEL BAN UPHELD!
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Not sure if he's seen it yet, because there hasn't been a meltdown and he hasn't gone apeshit on the Fox 13 facebook yet. Best part is, it mentions the Swift and Grande lawsuits and even links you to them too!
That makes more sense, and matches up with how I picture the inside of the place:You know, I was wondering about the neon thing too.
According to his "manifesto" it's derived from "porneon" which he claims means "club".
http://themilehighneonbro.wixsite.c...st/2015/12/21/MANIFESTO-OF-THE-MILE-HIGH-NEON
However, Google tells me a porneon was in fact not a club, but a house of forced prostitution, where the prostitutes were held against their will like slaves, treated cruelly, and subjected to rape and sexual assault from any horny man with a few shekels to rub together.
Reading through this, in the statement of the facts you can almost hear the sarcasm and disdain of the judge (or that might be me reading into it), talking about him being well-educated, talking about 'feeling loved' with the prostitutes and going into quite a bit of detail about the business plan in the footnotes
I'm not a believer but man I almost wanna pray he doesn't find out it was dismissed until he gets paid and files the TS case. I doubt this is demoralizing enough, but why chance it?
That being said.... lmfao @ that whole ruling. He didn't reply to the motion to dismiss, he didn't state a claim, he filed at least 14 rantings ehm I mean amendments, he basically wants laws changed through court and not legislation. He truly is a brilliant legal mind wow just wow
I think he'd be a good poker player. His poker face is indistinguishable from every other face he wears.Russ would be a terrible poker player. He'd have a tard rage if the cards didn't play his way. That'd be his tell. I think Russ was the tard who you'd always let win at Uno because you didn't want the cards all crumpled and torn up because you called him out for not saying "Uno".
So it says it was dismissed "with prejudice." If I recall correctly, during the Ariana Grande case that meant he had to pay the legal fees. (Which probably still hasn't happened.) What does it mean here?
IANAL but I think that if there were legal fees to be covered, it would have been stated in that judgement/ruling.So it says it was dismissed "with prejudice." If I recall correctly, during the Ariana Grande case that meant he had to pay the legal fees. (Which probably still hasn't happened.) What does it mean here?
He would start snorting and slurping like an angry, asthmatic bulldog whenever things didn't go his way. It would be the audible equivalent of not being able to keep a poker face.I think he'd be a good poker player. His poker face is indistinguishable from every other face he wears.
Good luck on your final. TS is truly smiling down on us! Sts. Taylor and Katy and the benevolent State of Utah are in alignment and it's going to be an amazing summer.There's something magical about reading this decision on the train to my Con Law final. Taylor must be happy with the farms today![]()