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This is simple math. He disobeyed the law, and showed no remorse. I'd love to see his interview in front of the ethics panel. Usually, like a parole board, they want to see remorse -- and I'm sure he gove none whatsoever.
Look, you are free to disagree with what the Supreme Court rules, but refusing to follow a court Order is contempt, plain and simple. He may not like the law, but every judge up and down the east coast has told him he's wrong. At some point, you gotta accept that your interpretation of the law just might be incorrect. And, even if not, you gotta follow Orders of a court while you fight it.
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