The Rule of Law is Weakened
Posted By Don Boudreaux On March 10, 2011 @ 1:11 pm In Civil Society,Current Affairs,Law,Seen and Unseen,Terrorism,War | Comments Disabled
Paul Jacob rightly applauds Judge Andrew Napolitano’s public objection to Pres. Obama’s recent refusal to strip his office of the awful power to order the indefinite detention – i.e., imprisonment without conviction – of suspected terrorists [1]. Candidate Obama was right to criticize Pres. Bush for claiming such power; Pres. Obama is wrong not to follow candidate Obama’s counsel.
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[1] Paul Jacob rightly applauds Judge Andrew Napolitano’s public objection to Pres. Obama’s recent refusal to strip his office of the awful power to order the indefinite detention – i.e., imprisonment without conviction – of suspected terrorists: http://thisiscommonsense.com/?p=6292
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