On the recordJuly 7, 2009
The Supreme Court has never authorized a statute of that nature, and I think would be contrary to due process and most of the values that the United States stands for.
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congress.govThe Supreme Court has never authorized a statute of that nature, and I think would be contrary to due process and most of the values that the United States stands for.
Nadler highlights that no Supreme Court ruling supports detention based solely on dangerousness.
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