Maybe it's the quotes selected for the article, but it seems like the judge simply doesn't get the objections. And the reasoning is really strange:
"Even if the Court were to entertain such questions, they would only work to unduly delay the resolution of the legal questions actually at issue."
So because the lawsuit pertains to copyright, we can ignore possible constitutional issues because it'll make things take longer?
Also, rejecting something out of hand simply because a lawyer didn't draft it seems really antithetical to what a judge should be doing. There is no requirement for a lawyer to be utilized.
"Even if the Court were to entertain such questions, they would only work to unduly delay the resolution of the legal questions actually at issue."
So because the lawsuit pertains to copyright, we can ignore possible constitutional issues because it'll make things take longer?
Also, rejecting something out of hand simply because a lawyer didn't draft it seems really antithetical to what a judge should be doing. There is no requirement for a lawyer to be utilized.