Okay.... I'm no lawyer, but limiting the challenge jurisdiction.... I don't see how that can in any way be legally binding. It would be a state wide law and be subject to challenge anywhere within the state where affected parties reside. What's the play here? Just creating another hurdle so that specific provision must be overcome and thrown out before any challenge to the meat and potatoes of the other unconstituational issues can be challenged before a judge that hasn't been bought and paid for?
A judge just threw out kalafederations court access chilling affect law. This provision seems to be no different... that I can see.
A judge just threw out kalafederations court access chilling affect law. This provision seems to be no different... that I can see.