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June 29, 2010
A al harmane cairgs and senator specter and i have discussed this. i mean, its my understanding that what the judge did here was find the terrorist surveillance program illegal, and essentially say that the plaintiff was entitled to damages from the government. so i guess the question might be whether that case goes up to the supreme court or not. but but clearly, the judge here dealt with something that was outside of the scope of law, which was the terrorist surveillance program and made a fin...
June 29, 2010
Youngstown analysis, which would be what congress has done, where congress has authorized the president, where congress has said nothing, still another, where congress has specifically barred the activity in question, youre talking about a much, much higher bar for the president to jump over in order for the action to be found constitutional. >> thank you very much. if i might, let me go on to an environmental issue in the commerce clause. and as we all know, the commerce clause is used to legis...
June 29, 2010
Area would be the youngstown analysis, which makes very important what congress has done, where congress authorizes the president, its one thing. where congress has said nothing, still another. where congress has specifically barred the activity in question, youre talking about a much, much higher bar for the the president to jump over in order for the action to be found constitutional. >> thank you very much. if i might, let me go on to an environmental issue in the commerce clause. and as we a...
June 29, 2010
This year. the al harman case and senator specter and i have discussed this. i mean, its my understanding that what the judge did here was find the terrorist surveillance program illegal and essentially say that the mroif was plaintif entitled to damages from the government. so, i guess the question might be whether that case goes up to the supreme court or not. but, clearly, the judge here dealt with something that was outside of the scope of law, which was the terrorist surveillance program an...