From the decision today:
"Now, courts learn a great deal about a matter in the course of judicial review proceedings, and judges may be tempted to comment on matters of policy. The temptation to do so may be great; judges may suppose that they have much to offer to public policy debate. But the temptation must be resisted. It is not just that courts have no expertise in policy making – no expertise in making the sorts of polycentric decisions that legislatures make routinely. It is illegitimate for courts to involve themselves in matters of legislative policy. Policy is for politics. Whether courts think legislation is wise or unwise, is irrelevant so far as its constitutionality is concerned, and constitutionality is the only question with which courts are legitimately concerned"
People saying I’m hoping back on the Leafs bandwagon are smoking out of @RearAdBsBlog’s crack pipe. I’m not like @ryanwhitney6. When I say I’m leaving, I leave. But believe me when I say the Leafs will be lifting the Stanley Cup in about 11 months. That number 12 lottery ball changed everything. To say I had something to do with it is the biggest understatement this app has ever seen. Once again. You’re welcome Leafs fans. I’ll see you at the parade and I’ll bring the @pinkwhitney. The wait is over. #1967