kurivaim 𓃠
@kuriva.im
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spaghetti doctor. could be made into a monster if we all pull together as a team he / him / tema NOTE: my opinions are not necessarily shared by my cat NB: minu väljaöeldud seisukohad ei pea ühtima mu kassi omadega
![Third, the district court explained that, by executive order,
President Trump had asserted his supervision and control of the
entire Executive Branch, including specifically control over its liti
gation activities. That executive order provides that his opinions
on questions of law are “controlling on all employees in the con
duct of their duties.” Id. at 22 (citing Ensuring Accountability for
All Agencies, E.O. 14215 (Feb. 18, 2025)). The executive order
states that President Trump “provide[s] authoritative interpreta
tions of law for the executive branch.” E.O. 14215 at § 7. As a
result, the court found it “[un]surprising[ ]” that, unlike in other
similar cases, no attorney for the defendants ever appeared or chal
lenged the action. See D.E. 106 at 23.
“Considering the brief chronology, the silent docket, and
[the] [d]efendants’ deviation from basic litigation strategies pur
sued in similar cases,” the court concluded that the “[d]efendants
chose not to ‘advance an interpretation of the law as the position](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:eoss3vmzem55cm5kuddhdmwn/bafkreielf4a2kc45hie23tf327mwwedkci2jfshfv2czn3gw2s4776f63a)
![Fourth, the district court found that the resolution of the
lawsuit further indicated that the parties’ interests were “one and
the same,” demonstrating lack of adversity and improper motive:
“[T]he extraordinary award fashioned by the [p]arties for claims
that were never litigated, and have yet to be defined, on behalf of
unidentified third parties whose future remedies bear no relation
ship to the claims in this case, indicates that real adverse interests
were never before the [c]ourt.” Id. at 27–29.
After providing further reasons, the district court concluded
that the fact that the parties were not adverse and the lawsuit col
lusive and jurisdictionally improper was “so obvious and so insur
mountable” that it led the court to conclude that the plaintiffs filed
the lawsuit for the improper purpose of justifying and legitimating
“a ‘settlement’ that had no viable basis in law or fact.” Id. at 38.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:eoss3vmzem55cm5kuddhdmwn/bafkreigdtc5pjo5dqrtap5yg4kfn6qydqp5flba3oqm57tuvrfgz6byjn4)
![The English Beat recorded two new songs that feature prominently in the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated episode "Dance of the Undead" which aired 26 March 2013. It features a zombie ska group called Rude Boy and the Ska-Tastics who come back to life in order to turn people into zombies and make them dance to ska music forever. According to an interview Dave Wakeling conducted with the San Francisco Examiner, he said: "This was my first opportunity to do anything for television as a gun for hire, and I actually managed to record and mix two songs in 12 hours. It was like running at double speed with no brakes, but it was exciting, and Warner Bros. really loved them. So the zombies have a song called 'You’re Dead Right, Mate,' and the Hex Girls have one called 'We're the Good Bad Girls,’ which has a definite Ramones–Runaways vibe to it, but frankly, I'm really happy I did it, because I’ve always loved ‘Scooby-Doo."[16]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:djvu2vj7yozxcgbaczvkftre/bafkreid2mbnupphjoc3uthayh66wrv3f65kzv67gjnfowht7rue2dvozlu)
