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has anyone here read the briefs in this case? I haven't had a chance yet, but I would imagine they are online and accessible. If this is like most hard cases, I would guess there are good arguments on either side on the merits.
The standing issue is actually not that hard, and the Sixth Circuit is right on that one, unless standing doctrine has changed radically since I was in law school. And BTW, guys, Judge Taylor's opinion was, as a piece of legal work, an utter piece of shit. I could have written a better opinion coming out that way than she did (but then, I'm a lawyer and can argue just about anything and make it sound good LOL.........)
Maybe I'll read some of the briefing and describe it here (as if I don't already have enough to do ..................)
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