They are social justice warriors that will try to dictate what customers can do with their private property. 

@Dan Maciejewski  Just as an FYI, the Texas legislature increased the jurisdictional limit of justice court ("small claims") to $20,000 as the amount in controversy. 

I have a degree in Criminal Justice, have sales history while working in the restaurant business and I am currently a truck driver and have been for only a couple of months.

The issue here is, Justice Kavanaugh wrote this as a concurring opinion, which he only signed.

Thankfully Justice Kavanaugh went on record saying he didn't believe the CDC had authority.

Though I don't know much experience in the Real estate but have enough experience of how to bring Real Estate fraudulent to justice :)I know Real estate requires lots of patience and learning and what I believe is you learn while you make your hand dirty business.What I am looking for is to invest 100k in Multi home/ duplex/ triplex/4plex/apartments for cashflow through partnership and slowly build my knowledge in real estate

According to Article 134, the Uniformed Code of Military Justice indicates:“Any person who borrows a specific sum of money from an alleged person/persons at the alleged time, and dishonorably fails to pay even after the alleged due date, is in violation of the general Article 134 and shall be punished as deemed fit by the military court.”What this means in English is that if the landlord calls the Commander or First Sergeant of the service member and explains that rent is delinquent, they hold to power to punish the Soldier accordingly.

People are using COVID as an excuse for all kinds of bad behavior and our justice system refuses to act. 

Department of Justice immediately appealed, and the court issued a temporary stay keeping the moratorium in place until a hearing in the next two weeks.

The Department of Justice is likely to appeal the ruling and ask for it to stay in place through the appeal.