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Is there no chance for the judge to throw it out, like garbage? One would think that's what the court system is for, so no one can just pass dumb laws like this that undermines society.
I'm not sure about the technicalities, but this law would skirt the judiciary check on the ban of certain groups.
The eerste Kamer should check on legality in this case, the fact that legal scholars project heavily to this I don't think that a judge can throw this out.