Legal analysts criticize Justice Gorsuch's rationale in Supreme Court gun rights and marijuana case
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Bennito L. Kelty
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Legal analysts on the Legal AF podcast criticized Justice Neil Gorsuch's rationale in the United States v. Hemani Supreme Court case, which involved a Texas gun owner who possessed marijuana and admitted regular use. The case resulted in a unanimous 9-0 ruling, but analysts found Gorsuch's reasoning to be bizarre and absurd.
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· 3 pulledLegal analysts ripped the bizarre rationale in the ruling of a MAGA star on the Supreme Court.
Michael Popok and legal analyst Lisa Graves shared how put off they were by Justice Neil Gorsuch's opinion in the United States v. Hemani ruling.
A couple of legal analysts ripped the bizarre rationale in the ruling of a MAGA star on the Supreme Court.
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