…that non-state terrorism now poses a greater threat to the US than enemy nations do. He will therefore refocus US efforts against non-state terrorism groups, and will fight terrorism better….

…no less. A very high-profilestatute.) Oh, but wait. That original Congress actually did write the Alien Tort Statute to say that. Verbatim. Even though the statute could encourage other countries…

…show that things they themselves want to do are things for which, under the statute, they possibly could be detained. According to today’s AP report, the government’s lawyer effectively acknowledged…

…Anti-Injunction removes the federal courts’ “jurisdiction”—i.e., legal authority—to hear a case filed “for the purpose of restraining the assessment or collection of any tax.” The statute, subtitled “Prohibition of suits…

…years ago, that they believe is unconstitutional. Eventually the Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of this statute, and will hold the statute unconstitutional. The question is whether this will…

…doctrines, which have the force of jurisdictional statutes, disregard actual federal jurisdictional statutes, in apparent contravention of the Constitution. And because the doctrines, unlike the actual jurisdictional statutes that the…

…= freedom claim. And in Bond–a bizarre case in which a woman tried and convicted in federal court under a federal terrorism statute for actions that really just constituted an…

…the statute at issue if that statute does not violate some other constitutional provision. Congress, Breyer says, has the authority to create prisons, to ensure the safety of prisoners, and…

…petition to the Supreme Court of course dealt at length with this issue. The panel’s answer: Forget that legal challenges to the statute have been ongoing almost since the statute…

The Bell has an op-ed worth reading. When Economic Stress Becomes Terrorism Poverty, Rather Than Anti-Anything Ideology, Is the Common Thread Joseph Stack is not a terrorist in the sense…