No, because we aren't discussing habeas corpus. As for the rest this is reminding me of our discussion of what constituted an obiter dicta. As I recall you clung to your rather unique interpretation of that, too.
My apologies. I meant ex post facto, but was thinking habeas corpus due to another discussion I'm having on that subject.
As for the rest this is reminding me of our discussion of what constituted an obiter dicta.
In some ways, it may be. But it remains that my interpretation of ex post facto is perfectly consistent with the definition of that term given by Marshall as well as the history behind it in England.
As I recall you clung to your rather unique interpretation of that, too.
As did you.