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The portion you reference in Quirin is narrowly explaining that alien unlawful enemy combatants can challenge the constitutionality of the broad system/statute authorizing war, etc., but only in the context of whether said system allows the President to make determinations of unlawful enemy combatants.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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The portion you reference in Quirin is narrowly explaining that alien unlawful enemy combatants can challenge the constitutionality of the broad system/statute authorizing war, etc., but only in the context of whether said system allows the President to make determinations of unlawful enemy combatants.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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The portion you reference in Quirin is narrowly explaining that alien unlawful enemy combatants can challenge the constitutionality of the broad system/statute authorizing war, etc., but only in the context of whether said system allows the President to make determinations of unlawful enemy combatants.
Balkinization 2006
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The portion you reference in Quirin is narrowly explaining that alien unlawful enemy combatants can challenge the constitutionality of the broad system/statute authorizing war, etc., but only in the context of whether said system allows the President to make determinations of unlawful enemy combatants.
Balkinization 2006
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Well, implicit in Quirin is the fact that if the President (through commission, etc.) has the proper authority to determine an alien is an unlawful combatant, then they can't appeal that determination to a civil court.
Balkinization 2006
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