Supreme Court justice faces boot from home?

WND ^ | June 28, 2005 | Ron Strom

[apackof2]

Ha! This is great

[JohnD9207]

Contribute, invest. I don't care which where do we sign up!

Paging Jim Robinson...we need a fund raiser!

[SkyPilot]

"Ummm, excuse me...but my boyfriend lives there too."

[XRdsRev]

I doubt the town will condemn Souter's land but they probably won't have a problem condemning John Doe's land down the road and offering it to the developer instead.

[Ladysmith]

So tell me, if the local government rejects it, can the developer take them to court? And if he continues to lose, couldn't this theoretically wind up in the U.S. Supreme Court??

[IrishCatholic]

I hope this is for real.
Talk about karma.

[laurens pawpaw]

How did you find his website? I checked anywho for an address to write to him but couldn't find one. If anyone knows how to contact him, please let me know.

[coloradan]

I can think of four other addresses. What's the fifth other?

[JohnD9207]

Yes. The SC ruling didn't say that only private property beloning to working stiff's is subject to seisure. Where does Ruth Bader Ginsberg live????

[JohnD9207]

Freestar Media, LLC, Thats it.

[RJL]

So tell me, if the local government rejects it, can the developer take them to court?

I suspect not, but with a little time and effort, he might be able to get three like mined Americans elected to the city council.

[dmanLA]

I hope this works but I'm not holding my breath...

[Random Nonsense]

not a bad investment :)

[scrabblehack]

The lower court's ruling is upheld. My understanding is that SCOTUS doesn't hear cases of original jurisdiction any more. (But if they did, what would happen if there were no lower court ruling?)

[missnry]

I believe we need a chain of "Lost Liberty Hotels" I think at least FIVE hotels will be a good start!!

[Malesherbes]

I map-Googled 34 Cilley Hill Road. It's in the middle of a swamp.

[Paladin2]

If a majority of the CURRENT board doesn't approve of the plan, there are likely other residents who could run for the board and this could come to pass eventually.

[Paladin2]

I understand there a properties in Georgetown and Chappaqua that might also be appropriate.

[Lawgvr1955]

The name of the hotel reminds me of the Simpson's episode where Homer built the koi pond, but a screamapillar took up residency there and he couldn't kill it. The EPA official who told Homer he couldn't kill the bug cited the law, "The Reversal of Freedom Act of 1994".

Might as well call the laws by true descriptive names.

[hdstmf]

Great SkyPilot!

I know where Bitchy-boy and his friend can get a slightly
used double-wide cardboard box located on Homeless Acres
in beautiful downtown Las Vegas.