Courts will generally refuse to take on manufactured cases. Their job is resolve real disputes.
A lower court would probably just throw the case out.
And if it didn't, the higher courts, which would set a widely binding precedent, would exercise their discretion simply not to hear the case. Yes: they get to pick and choose what appeals to hear.
A lower court would probably just throw the case out.
And if it didn't, the higher courts, which would set a widely binding precedent, would exercise their discretion simply not to hear the case. Yes: they get to pick and choose what appeals to hear.