Instituting a system of indefinite determination without charge in the United States for terrorism suspects would threaten the constitutional protections ensconced in our justice system and is simply bad policy.
Feingold warns against indefinite detention for terrorism suspects, citing constitutional concerns.
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You may apply a legal standard to whether or not you should recuse yourself, but it's her decision. There's no appeal from it. She's not mandated to do it or not do it.
I found that troubling as well, and taking this idea of being careful way too far.
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You absolutely count to 50, but some of the names that have been put around already are people who have received votes from Republicans on the Judiciary Committee.
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