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To: american_steve

So, S. 1194 runs counter to Printz. v. United States? Funny how these potentates on the Judiciary Committee always demand fidelity to precedent from Supreme Court nominees but have no troubling designing bills that violate that same Court precedent.


2 posted on 07/29/2011 8:42:19 AM PDT by IndePundit (Bleeding Red)
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To: IndePundit

A liberal legal utopia. I can just see the types of judges they’d appoint who probably wish they could grant some of these rights to foreign criminals now.


3 posted on 07/29/2011 9:06:09 AM PDT by Martin_Schmidt (Nothing but debt)
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To: IndePundit

First open borders, now courts without borders.


8 posted on 07/29/2011 12:42:12 PM PDT by dsmithwarren
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