There has been no case of “rebellion or invasion” to even warrant considering a suspension of Habeas. Doing so is illegal, and must be stopped.
Author Archive | Blake Filippi
The Feinstein Fumble: Indefinite Detention Remains
Things are not what they seem with the new NDAA amendment that passed the Senate
Judicial Juggling: NDAA vs. Fundamental Rights
unfortunately, as with pretty much all review of Legislative and Executive actions, the judiciary continues to presume those actions valid; even now, when the soul of our constitutional republic is at stake.
A Restoration of Law and Hope?
An analysis of Judge Katherine Forrest and Hedges v Obama
A Lesson for the Wall Street Journal on the NDAA
Section 1021 of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) purports to authorize the President to designate all persons — including U.S. Citizens found within the U.S — as enemy combatants, subject to the Law of War, including; Indefinite detention without trial or charge, transfer to foreign jurisdictions or entities (commonly known as extraordinary rendition), [...]
A brief legal (and mildly political) analysis of the NDAA
There should be no grey areas concerning our fundamental rights to liberty and due process.
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