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ancianita

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3. Good question. I think it's not the location of the mobilization, but the location of the action against the plaintiff

Reply to Tarzanrock (Reply #2)

Mon Jun 9, 2025, 09:34 PM

Jun 9

If I understand this correctly (though I'm no lawyer), the attorney general locates the unconstitutional act in the jurisdiction of where the felon tried to ignore the constitutional right of the governor. I trust AG Rob Bonta to correctly file in the right jurisdiction. Hope that sounds logical?

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Read Governor Newsom's Lawsuit Challenging Trump's Mobilization of the National Guard -- 22 pages [View all] ancianita Jun 9 OP

Get to the greatest page! SheltieLover Jun 9 #1

It's rather interesting that they are bringing the action in the San Francisco District Tarzanrock Jun 9 #2

Good question. I think it's not the location of the mobilization, but the location of the action against the plaintiff ancianita Jun 9 #3

The USDC for the Central District of California in Los Angeles seems to be the proper venue. Tarzanrock Jun 9 #6

Okay, then. I'll take your word for it. But the motion might be denied and support the AG's decision. We'll see. ancianita Jun 9 #7

Note paragraph 24 of the operative Complaint Tarzanrock Jun 9 #4

I hear you. And it's terrible. But this is about the governor's constitutional due process rights. ancianita Jun 9 #5

The Prayer for Relief is interesting. Tarzanrock Jun 9 #8

The more appeals, the greater the costs for the loser felon. But the felon doesn't care, he's got billions, right? ancianita Jun 9 #9

Not much to interpret. Ms. Toad Jun 9 #10