2018-46
18-525
Fort Bend County, Texas, Petitioner v. Lois M. Davis

Summary Analysis

R-46
DATE: 2019-06-03
DOCKET: 18-525
NAME: Fort Bend County, Texas, Petitioner v. Lois M. Davis
WORTHY: False

OPINION: Court
   AUTHOR: Ginsburg
   JOINING: Roberts, Thomas, Breyer, Alito, Sotomayor, Kagan, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh
   GOOD: Yes
PAGES: 11


Case Commentary

Prescribe: advocate, indicate

Proscribe: prohibit, condemn

I never use the word proscribe, as it sounds too much like an affirmative (pro) variation of the much more popular prescribe.

Or in other words, proscribe is proscribed in Double-Speak, as its surface meaning (pro-scribe, what scribes advocate) and actual meaning (what they don't) are in contradiction.



Sua Sponte: by its own authority

I find it pleasing that the 75^th Ranger Regiment has adopted Sua Sponte as their motto.

We make our own authority, Mo-Fo!

By Might of Right!

Booyah!

Jurisdictional Authority

• Personal
• Parent over Child
• Master over Slave
• Husband over Wife
  • Suck It!
• Territorial
• A Man's House is His Castle!
  • I've got Flaming Tar Pits!
  • And the Hottest Harem of One you ever shall see!
    • Suck It!
• Subject Matter
• Over the Subject of Law, I have none.
• I am no lawyer.
• I do not know the law.
• And this is my first encounter with The Types of Jurisdiction...
  • What I can only assume is a first year law school subject.
    • So, Suck It!

The Case in Short
As seen by an uneducated idiot

Claim Processing Rules limit Subject Matter Jurisdiction if raised in a Timely Manner, while True Jurisdictional Objections may be raised at any time.

When in doubt, it's just a Claims Processing Rule.