On the recordMay 7, 2009
Time after time in cases arising out of actions taken by the Administration after September 11, the court has said: 'No. You have gone too far.'
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congress.govRuss Feingold: “Time after time in cases arising out of actions taken by the Administration after September 11, the court has said: 'No.…”
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Feingold highlights the Supreme Court's checks on executive power post-9/11.
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