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Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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Come on need something special to happen for my birthday today
Happy Birthday. Hope you get that one stroke you were wishing for!!
Would you like a personalized video message?
I don’t mind and am still naked so it would be easy to do
Emily Compagno with tits and more relaxed
I hope it is like this for the next 12 years. The catching up, while time consuming, is glorious.Me while busy with work gets back on the board after just a day, and is 8 pages behind, wondering...
Venezuelan planes sent to US for deportation flights return to country with nearly 200 deportees
Two planes sent by Venezuela returned to the country from El Paso, Texas, on Monday with nearly 200 Venezuelans who were in the U.S. illegally.
Dolphincock
Elite
Damn More Titties
ShaolinNole
Legendary
1.7 trillion slut fund, eh? Is this open to regular guys?
Everything is a fucking lie and my brain is spinning. I gotta walk away for a min
See yall tonight
Wow!
Wow!
Asked Grok about judge banning Bessent from accessing Treasury records....
does a federal judge have the legal right to ban the Treasury secretary from accessing treasury records
No, a federal judge generally does not have the legal authority to ban the Treasury Secretary from accessing Treasury records. Here's why:
In summary, while a judge can certainly issue orders concerning the handling or disclosure of specific records in legal proceedings, a blanket ban on the Treasury Secretary's access to Treasury records would be highly unusual and legally questionable.
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does a federal judge have the legal right to ban the Treasury secretary from accessing treasury records
No, a federal judge generally does not have the legal authority to ban the Treasury Secretary from accessing Treasury records. Here's why:
- Authority of the Treasury Secretary: The Secretary of the Treasury has broad authority over the Department of the Treasury, which includes access to its records. This is part of the executive branch's operation and is necessary for the execution of the laws and policies related to finance, taxation, and economic policy.
- Separation of Powers: The U.S. Constitution defines a separation of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The Treasury Secretary, as part of the executive branch, is not typically subject to judicial oversight in terms of their access to departmental information needed to perform their duties.
- Judicial Overreach: If a judge were to issue such an order, it would likely be seen as an overreach into executive branch functions. Courts generally do not interfere with the internal operations of another branch of government unless there is a clear legal basis, such as a lawsuit where evidence is being sought or where there's an issue of compliance with the law.
- National Security and Privacy Concerns: There might be exceptions where access to certain records could be legally restricted, such as for reasons of national security or privacy laws like the Privacy Act of 1974. However, these restrictions would not typically come from a judicial order barring the Secretary from all Treasury records but might involve specific protocols or legal processes.
- Legal Precedents: There are no known precedents where a judge has banned a cabinet secretary from accessing department records. Such an action would likely be appealed and potentially overturned by higher courts, citing the separation of powers and the need for executive function.
In summary, while a judge can certainly issue orders concerning the handling or disclosure of specific records in legal proceedings, a blanket ban on the Treasury Secretary's access to Treasury records would be highly unusual and legally questionable.
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Can an attorney type tell me repercussions of ignoring the ruling?
Edit: I don’t want to hear from Grok
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