To: STARWISE; Congressman Billybob; holdonnow
Does the DC District Court have authority to do this?
2 posted on
07/31/2008 8:52:41 AM PDT by
sauropod
(What do Osama and Obama have in common? They both have friends that bombed the Pentagon.)
To: sauropod
This will probably go to SCOTUS.
To: sauropod
No, nor does it understand the seperation of powers.
12 posted on
07/31/2008 9:04:37 AM PDT by
massgopguy
(I owe everything to George Bailey)
To: sauropod
As with most of these challenges, they end up in Scotus.
21 posted on
07/31/2008 9:55:31 AM PDT by
Gaffer
To: sauropod
What the court said is that the assertion of executive privilege at this time is too broad and needs to be tailored to fit the specifics, then the court will likely uphold the right to assert executive privilege. They can't refuse to say anything about all knowledge they have but they can refuse to give specific information related to the President's Executive authority.
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