“Courts are so deferential to the executive in matters of foreign policy, that I find it difficult for the judiciary to engage in this sort of hairsplitting,” said Clark Neily, a senior vice president for criminal justice at the Cato Institute in Washington.
Nicolas Maduro's case to revive debate over immunity for foreign leaders tested in Noriega trial
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“It is sort of a truism that our commitment to due process and the rule of law means very little if we don’t assure that everybody gets due process,” said Clark Neily, a vice president at the libertarian Cato Institute who authored a brief on Rahimi's side.
Survivor of domestic violence Ruth Glenn wants the Supreme Court to uphold a gun control law
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