By Cernig The morning plenary panel at the Federalist Society's annual lawyers' convention concerns "he Constitution & American Exceptionalism: Citation of Foreign Law." First up is Georgetown University law professor Nicholas Rosenkranz who lays out the basic case against relying upon foreign or international law in constitutional interpretation.International law - you know, the Geneva Conventions and suchlike. Watch this one. It will get a lot of propulsion from the Right. Not because it has any chance of actually being an amendment, but because it will help firm up their meme that agreeing with international law and entering into treaties that constrain the unitary executive are somehow unconstitutional and therefore unAmerican. |
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Those Pesky Laws
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11/18/2007 11:35:00 AM
Labels: Republicans, Rule of Law, Spin/Flim Flam
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