How could anyone possibly know what any lawyer has told their deceased client? It’s all protected information under the attorney/client privilege. Only the client can waive the privilege. And that cannot be done after death. Duh.

Look at all the decisions over the past quarter century. Liberal justices have sided with us far more often than conservative justices. The more liberal the court is, the more likely we will have a favorable ruling.

As it stands we have a 6-3 conservative majority in SCOTUS right now. I have covered this a few times already, particularly when RBG passed away.

If we ever get to revisit Smith v Doe we don’t want six conservatives on the bench.

No one is forcing you to donate.

Epstein’s Lawyers told him not to waist his billion’s, all the money in the world is not going to help us.

Thomas voted in favor of Smith v Doe.

Alito wasn’t there yet, but he tends to sympathize with the rights of law enforcement.

That may be what Derek was referring to.

In defense of Alito, he wrote the opinion in Packingham, I think.

Derek, why do you think that?

Thanks!