bobo1357

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by bobo1357 13y ago
Again, this law is constitutional. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamdi_v._Rumsfeld
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by bobo1357 13y ago
How does this threaten an American citizen's rights? This is lawful under the Constitution.
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by bobo1357 13y ago
Which founding fathers were godless?
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by bobo1357 13y ago
The Supreme Court has ultimate appellate jurisdiction over all federal courts and over state court cases involving issues of federal law.
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by bobo1357 13y ago
This is quite the straw man. I meant free in a legal sense.
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by bobo1357 13y ago
Read Article III, Section 1. "The judicial power of the United States, shall be vested in one Supreme Court."
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by bobo1357 13y ago
Yes, you're free to express what you want out of the Constitution but you're not free to break laws as interpreted by our federal courts. Unless the Constitution is amended, shouldn't we be following the rule of law and let t
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by bobo1357 13y ago
If we're not following the rule of law, what laws should we follow? Who should interpret our laws? The Supreme Court has the power to issue an order called a “writ of mandamus” to deal with lower courts that overstep their legal author
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by bobo1357 13y ago
So it's okay to pick and choose which texts to follow from our Constitution? The Constitution doesn't give Snowden the power to interpret it. It does however give that duty to our federal courts. Should we just ignore that part in
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by bobo1357 13y ago
Shouldn't the interpretation of our Constitution be left to the Supreme Court? I mean, the Constitution explicitly grants the Court those powers.