SCOTUS is on beast mode

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Supreme Court sides with doctors challenging their convictions in opioids 'pill mill' case

The Supreme Court on Monday ruled in favor of two doctors who were convicted of prescribing dangerous opioids without valid medical justification in violation of federal law.

www.cnn.com

 

[Jx2]

It’s like these conservative justices are pushing every part of their agenda down our throats until one of them gets hit.

You gotta think this is reaching a level where going out into public as one of these five individuals is going to get increasingly hostile.

Just saying

 

[TRUEST]

It’s like these conservative justices are pushing every part of their agenda down our throats until one of them gets hit.

You gotta think this is reaching a level where going out into public as one of these five individuals is going to get increasingly hostile.

Just saying

I think they get secret service protection, among many other things. It’s the reason they rarely retire. It’s the reason a guy like Clarence can allow himself to be used for white supremacy.

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

It’s like these conservative justices are pushing every part of their agenda down our throats until one of them gets hit.

You gotta think this is reaching a level where going out into public as one of these five individuals is going to get increasingly hostile.

Just saying

They got bogybuards out the ass

 

[east]

this 9-0 decision's likely going to be the only good one coming from them today. doctors haven't been prescribing opiates because of the chilling effect from the government, and chronic pain patients have been turning to heroin/fentanyl for pain relief. a lot of lives are going to be saved because of this, it's just too bad that we can't bring back the ones who died from overdoses/tainted drugs because the government used force to intervene in doctor-patient relationships.

mens rea/malice is also an important part of criminal law, for example it's the difference between manslaugter and murder. in this case, the government wanted to shyt all over this long standing concept just to throw more people in jail.

edit: it's not really 9-0, i read the decision and it was poorly reported. alito/thomas/barrett would've required the docs to prove that they acted in good faith, the other six required the government to prove that the doctors knew the prescriptions weren't authorized.

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

this 9-0 decision's likely going to be the only good one coming from them today. doctors haven't been prescribing opiates because of the chilling effect from the government, and chronic pain patients have been turning to heroin/fentanyl for pain relief. a lot of lives are going to be saved because of this, it's just too bad that we can't bring back the ones who died because the government used force to intervene in doctor-patient relationships.

mens rea/malice is also an important part of criminal law, for example it's the difference between manslaugter and murder. in this case, the government wanted to shyt all over this long standing concept just to throw more people in jail.

One can argue the over prescribing is what led patients to fentanyl and heroin