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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Justice Scalia on Bush v. Gore
Justice Scalia reacted indignantly when questioned about the Court’s decision in Bush v. Gore, suggesting everyone should “get over it” because the legal issue “wasn’t even close.” While I have always thought that outrage, while predictable and in some sense … Continue reading
Posted in Election, Executive Branch
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Telecom Spying– You Are Still Not Safe
You’re still not safe because there’s still no terrorism exception to the rule of law. That was the message from the Attorney General this week in his address to the Commonwealth Club of California. After his initial remarks (which were … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights/Civil Liberties, Executive Branch, First Amendment, Foreign Affairs, Freedom of Speech, National Security, Science/Technology
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