bankruptcy appeals process
Does anyone else think Obama will call Ginsburg tonight and set her straight?
Ginsburg said in her one-sentence order that the sale is “stayed pending further order,” indicating that the delay may only be temporary. Ginsburg could decide on her own whether to end the delay, or she could ask the full court to decide.
A federal appeals court in New York approved the sale Friday, but gave opponents until 4 p.m. Monday to try to get the high court to intervene. Ginsburg issued her order minutes before the deadline.
Despite the aggressive objections of a trio of Indiana state pension and construction funds that own a small part of Chrysler’s secured debt, the automaker has moved swiftly through the Chapter 11 process.
The Auburn Hills, Mich., company received bankruptcy court approval for the sale just a month after filing for bankruptcy protection and had been expected to emerge from court oversight when the sale closed.
J. Ginsburg sits on the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is a co-equal branch of the US government. Because the Court and the Executive are in constant conflict by the design of the nation, it would be inappropriate for Obama to “set [a justice] straight.”
The rest of your screed betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of the American justice system.
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