Post by Eðo Grischun on Feb 22, 2019 23:18:42 GMT -6
Can the UC restrict speech on a provincial board in the manner it just has?
In absence of any other venue, this sub-board, for all intents and purposes is the province itself.
The Court issuing a restraining order barring a Vuodean citizen from posting on the Vuodean sub-board is akin to (temporary) banishment from the province itself.
As far as legalities go, no crime of any level, nor any malfeasance, has occurred within the province; nor has the province of Vuode suffered any damages.
I'm not a legal expert, but it seems to me that the UC has overstepped a jurisdictional line here.
All free and franchised Vuodean citizens should be able to engage in their Vuodean business without hindrance. The UC has no authority to ban a Vuodean from speaking 'on Vuodean soil' unless the Province itself sought such a relief from the Court.
I am not in a position to speak for the entire province and I can't proclaim anything in an official capacity, but as a Vuodean, I do not recognise the Court's authority on this matter insofar as it affects one of our citizens.
Viteu Marcianüs, a citizen of Vuode, not having committed an offence in Vuode, is free to speak within his home province.
In absence of any other venue, this sub-board, for all intents and purposes is the province itself.
The Court issuing a restraining order barring a Vuodean citizen from posting on the Vuodean sub-board is akin to (temporary) banishment from the province itself.
As far as legalities go, no crime of any level, nor any malfeasance, has occurred within the province; nor has the province of Vuode suffered any damages.
I'm not a legal expert, but it seems to me that the UC has overstepped a jurisdictional line here.
All free and franchised Vuodean citizens should be able to engage in their Vuodean business without hindrance. The UC has no authority to ban a Vuodean from speaking 'on Vuodean soil' unless the Province itself sought such a relief from the Court.
I am not in a position to speak for the entire province and I can't proclaim anything in an official capacity, but as a Vuodean, I do not recognise the Court's authority on this matter insofar as it affects one of our citizens.
Viteu Marcianüs, a citizen of Vuode, not having committed an offence in Vuode, is free to speak within his home province.