▲ 8 r/Judaism
The Hanukkah prayer says Adonai commands us to light the Hanukkah lights.
Since the Hanukkah events happened after Moses, which prophet communicated this commandment to the Jews?
u/ragold — 7 hours ago
The Hanukkah prayer says Adonai commands us to light the Hanukkah lights. Since the Hanukkah events happened after Moses, which prophet communicated this commandment to the Jews?
reddit.comu/ragold — 24 hours ago
▲ 2 r/Ask_Lawyers
“The FTC unquestionably exercises executive power and must therefore be controlled by the Chief Executive” (Slaughter) seems like a statement that would apply to the Federal Reserve. Does the Federal Reserve not exercise executive power?
Also doesn’t the unanimous opinion in Humphreys literally question whether the FTC exercises executive power? Is it sloppy writing or just hyperbole common to judicial opinions?
u/ragold — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/Ask_Lawyers
Are majority opinions of Slaughter and Cook in conflict in any way?
reddit.comu/ragold — 6 days ago
▲ 33 r/Ask_Lawyers
For the judge overseeing the Kennedy Center case, what evidence were they given that Trumps name has been removed from the facade? I haven’t seen any photographic evidence.
reddit.comu/ragold — 21 days ago
▲ 7 r/askberliners
Do Berliners consider AfD a neo-Nazi party? I’ve seen that label used by American political commentators but I was wondering if it’s the same in Germany (of course, acknowledging there surely is a diversity of opinions on this in Germany)
It looks like the most popular party in the lands surrounding Berlin so there must be a lot of close contact with their supporters.
u/ragold — 1 month ago
Is Outlaws still too buggy to play?
I ran into this game breaking bug pretty early on and wondering if I should still bother: https://youtu.be/0RuEGv6D7xI?si=fMDpe3iaNNCcA7fG
u/ragold — 1 month ago
Keep getting errors with the Ubisoft login when trying to play Outlaws. Is there any way to bypass it?
reddit.comu/ragold — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/Ask_Lawyers
Has a law enforcement department ever been placed in receivership?
reddit.comu/ragold — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/Ask_Lawyers
In Callais, Alito refers to a majority-minority district as, “the very race-based discrimination that the Constitution forbids.” Forbid is the word that caught my eye. It seems creating such a district might pass strict scrutiny but does Alito not believe in a strict scrutiny exemption at all?
reddit.comu/ragold — 2 months ago