NTK_ There will be plenty of times in Justice Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court career when he disagrees with some of his colleagues, but his first written opinion on the Court was a unanimous decision.
Gorsuch wrote the “unanimous Court” opinion, decided on Monday, in a case called Henson et al. v. Santander Consumer USA, Inc.
Bloomberg reported on the case:
Writing for a unanimous court, Gorsuch said the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act doesn’t authorize lawsuits against companies that buy defaulted loans from another lender. The ruling is a victory for a Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc. unit, blocking claims by people who defaulted on their auto loans.
According to Bloomberg, Gorsuch also offered the plaintiffs a grammar lesson: MORE
We are owed a travel ban.
Love Gorsuch, but hate that photo of him. Makes him look like Col. Hans Landa.
Tony R, it’s perfect for a Grammar Nazi. A racist Grammar Nazi, no doubt. Can’t wait for Ruth Baader-Meinhof to go to Soon.
One can only hope he maintains his strength of conviction of a Lanza versus a malleable typical Republican appointed judge on the court like Chief Justice Roberts, et al.
Zeroh, and Thirdtwin: I just had a vision of Col. Hans Gorsuch serving apple strudel with whipped cream to Ruth Ginsberg.
My grammar needs help too.
I would like to ask Gorsuch if I should use the term “Tax” or should I use “Penalty?”
Loco – That reminds me to mention…
Anyone who happens to see Justice Roberts having a seizure in the swimming pool, kindly throw in a box of soap and a load of laundry!
Sadly, ginsburg was asleep during comments.