It is not "already decided". If it were then this law would not be supported by this judge. Even you understand it by stating the Constitution will prevail. I agree, I think the SCOTUS will decide to hear this case because of this ruling.
I disagree.
The Constitution is clear. The Oregon legislature and this Obama judge are blatantly violating the Constitution. The high court will rectify the situation.
Drifting a bit, would you support the idea of "Contempt of Constitution" as a potential penalty for those who deliberately and maliciously craft legislation to thwart and controvert the Constitution? One flaw I see in our system of jurisprudence is that there is no penalty for those who deliberately try to pervert our Constitution. There is nothing to keep those like the Oregon legislature from repeatedly passing laws they know are unconstitutional in hopes one will stick. I view this as no different than an attorney who would introduce falsified documents in a court - an act of contempt meant to undermine the rule of law.