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Professor of Law and Political Science at UC Irvine; Election Law Blogger. Author #JusticeofContradictions coming March 2018 http://amzn.to/2CoWbzx 

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    Rick Hasen‏Verified account @rickhasen 7 Jul 2014

    .@AppellateDaily No, It’s Not Okay to Publicly Say “STFU” to the Supreme Court if You are a Federal Judge http://electionlawblog.org/?p=63070 

    3:23 PM - 7 Jul 2014
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    • OpenSCOTUS Istvan Fosveny hans peter lehofer Austin Appur Daniels & Rothman PC rodnchance Carol Christopher Esget Aleph is away to edit
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      1. CarmanK‏ @CarmanK1 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily Sorry, disagree. Respect is earned. SCALIALAW is an egregious violation of constitution, puts democracy at risk.

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      1. Grand Moff Joseph‏ @GrandMoffJoseph 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily I'd normally agree, but for the Roberts Court, it's entirely appropriate.

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      1. 𝘋𝘢𝘯𝘪𝘦𝘭 𝘎. 𝘙𝘰𝘣𝘪𝘯𝘴𝘰𝘯‏ @daguro 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen Hard to make a case for propriety when Ginnie Thomas is running a politcal consulting business. That ship has sailed. @SCOTUSblog

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      1. A E‏ @arcsine 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily @SCOTUSblog I’d cite 1st Amend, but SCourt would rule 5-4 against in ‘narrow’ cases where gov branch is 2+ People

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      1. A E‏ @arcsine 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily @SCOTUSblog Perfectly fine for Federal judge to tell SCourt to STFU in a blog/in public. I think there's a law.

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      1. ms_mims‏ @ms_mims 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog @AppellateDaily sigh. Just want to say it to four or five of them... #STFU

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      2. Kurth Brashear‏ @KurthBrashear 7 Jul 2014
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        This past student of Judge Kopf agrees MT @rickhasen: Not Okay to Publicly Say “STFU” to SCOTUS if You're a Fed Judge http://electionlawblog.org/?p=63070 

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      1. Rich Brown‏ @alistarrII 8 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog @AppellateDaily Wilson's pointing and shouting "You lie!" (twice) at Obama is comparing two bombs to a grenade.

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      1. Michael Carroll‏ @Carrollmikej 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily @SCOTUSblog I respectfully and vehemently disagree. If I had life tenure if might use a more colorful abbrev!

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      1. Trevor Wilson‏ @trwilson99 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog @AppellateDaily actually, First Amendment and lifetime appointment, so sounds like he can say what he wants.

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      1. Brian Bonner‏ @bonnerbl 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog respect is earned not inherent - meant for the judge -and- SCOTUS

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      1. Ed‏ @sjones765 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @AppellateDaily @SCOTUSblog why?

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      1. Рatrick Huss‏ @patrickhuss 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog It's about protocol, and pretending otherwise undermines your entire point. As does final parenthetical. #clueless

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      1. Рatrick Huss‏ @patrickhuss 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog @AppellateDaily "this is about respect for the rule of law." No it isn't. Man's life dedicated to rule of law.

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      1. Kidslaughingandfire‏ @KidsandFire 7 Jul 2014
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        @rickhasen @SCOTUSblog @AppellateDaily Fuck that. What possible significance could the inclusion or exclusion of 'f' in 'stfu' have?

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