As far as I know, the MAX software fully complied with its software requirements. The problem was crappy system requirements, and Boeing actively lied to their pilots to conceal that they added a brand new automatic flight control system that can push the elevators down independent of the autopilot and stick pusher.
That last part is what sent people to jail.
This exact judge previously shot down an attempt to obtain Trump’s tax returns.
It’s like he must be looking at something besides the caption to decide these cases. I wonder what that could be?? So mysterious. </s>
Both git and svn started around the same time, in or about 2004.
I’m now imagining a guy going in to pick up a head, and coming up with nothing but wig.
Yes. I too would like to unsubscribe from the Baker Mayfield school of international relations.
The Act itself requires a Presidential proclamation before the powers can be invoked.
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The judge was really pissed off. He is requiring sworn affidavits that prove that everyone on plane #3 has some valid basis for removal that is not AEA.
The government argues that planes #1 and #2 departed before the written order was entered (judge gave the oral order in court at around 6:45, written order about 45 minutes later). They listed some cases about validity of oral bench injunctions.
The government is pissed off with the judge. They filed these really extraordinary emergency appeals in the middle of the night in the weekend. Normally, you can’t appeal a TRO, because they’re so temporary. They wanted the appeals court to judicially bitch slap the district judge, but that didn’t happen. The appeals court is instead going to consider the appeal on an expedited, but still normalish briefing schedule.
Overall, some very exciting litigation filings going on in all of these cases, and a bunch of pissed off judges.
You can check out the Venezuelan case here and here. And Mahmoud Khalil’s habeas petition here, where Khalil’s lawyers just seriously impeached the credibility of Joyce’s sworn affidavits.
The entirety of Indian Removal (aka the Trail of Tears) was ruled to be illegal by the Supreme Court, but it still happened anyway.
80,000 non-alien US citizens of Japanese descent were sent to concentration camps for years, under this exact same Alien Enemies Act. This was also illegal (Ex Parte Endo).
Somehow, “American Democracy” and “Constitutional rights” are deemed to have survived those incidents.
Violates CERT C ENV33-C.
For any non citizen, non LPR (green card), the border official at the desk holds the final authority on whether to admit. This is true with a visa or without one. US visas (not green cards) can be effectively cancelled at the border with no notice.
All visitors to the US, visa or no, must overcome a presumption of immigrant intent at the border interview each time they visit.
Unfortunately, the whole story seems to be legal. I would recommending thru hiking in some less shit hole countries.
If only I could just turn off the chromatic aberration in my eyeglasses.
Hahahaha, “The King makes his own decisions…”
In their constitutional system, I’m not believing that for a hot second.
In reality, there are all sorts of unique requirements to be an air traffic controller, but I don’t think “college degree” is one of them.
These Vital Farms eggs come with an insert with a QR code that allegedly shows you pictures of the specific farm your eggs came from. I’ve never bothered to look it up though.
Guy looks kinda like he’s wearing a jacket with a gap at the waist. That would totally not work. You can’t have a gap that lets air out. The Apollo suits were one piece designs; two piece with a hard shell locking waist ring came later.
We’re talking nowadays about compression suits that are only inflated around the head and maybe some upper body. Those would help a lot with mobility, but nothing like that has been deployed yet.
At least you don’t need to worry about hills in New Orleans.
Do these need a bare majority to pass?
I bet they had crappy throws or no throws, too.
For those who may be from the Frozen Nawth, Mardi Gras parades, particularly in New Orleans, are all about the free giveaways.
Elohim derives from El, the chief god in the Canaanite pantheon, and the father of other gods (such as Baal and Yahweh). El also appeared in the religions of many neighboring societies in the near east.
In Canaanite societies and in Hebrew, the name El became genericised, so the name could be used as a title for any god or for god powers in general.
In terms of the Hebrew Bible, it’s more like different parts were written by different people at different times, with various views on polytheism, henotheism, and monotheism. Elohim is grammatically plural, and in some places it is used as a plural to refer to multiple deities. In other places it agrees with singular forms, similar to “royal we”, or it becomes an abstract term for divinity as a concept.