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: Z the Monthly Blog and Legal NewsletterAge of Regression?
By 'Major' Mori Goodbar, Esq.
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In this curious ruling Judge Brownback relies upon the Last in Time Rule, dating from Chinese Exclusion Cases, 1889, to support MCA jurisdiction to try Kadr, a child soldier from Afghanistan pressed into service by AQ. The defense, and forces of the enlightenment, argue that current treaty and international law obligations prevent such jurisdiction over juveniles (brief available at link, thanksFull post as published by Z the Monthly Blog and Legal Newsletter on May 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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