"In striking down most of Order 28, this court has strayed from its charge and turned this case into something quite different than the case brought to us," Hagedorn wrote. "To make matters worse, it has failed to provide almost any guidance for what the relevant laws mean, and how our state is to govern through this crisis moving forward. The legislature may have buyer's remorse for the breadth of discretion it gave to DHS in (state law). But those are the laws it drafted; we must read them faithfully whether we like them or not."
Seems like he’s just interpreting the law as written. We just have shitty written laws.
I thought the same thing but further reading:
"In striking down most of Order 28, this court has strayed from its charge and turned this case into something quite different than the case brought to us," Hagedorn wrote. "To make matters worse, it has failed to provide almost any guidance for what the relevant laws mean, and how our state is to govern through this crisis moving forward. The legislature may have buyer's remorse for the breadth of discretion it gave to DHS in (state law). But those are the laws it drafted; we must read them faithfully whether we like them or not."
Seems like he’s just interpreting the law as written. We just have shitty written laws.