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"Individual Rights Make Headway; High-Court Rulings Reject Arguments Tried by Government"

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"Individual Rights Make Headway; High-Court Rulings Reject Arguments Tried by Government": Saturday in The Wall Street Journal, Jess Bravin and Gary Fields had an article that begins, "Whether they work in the White House, the Louisiana State Capitol or the District of Columbia's municipal building, elected officials received a refresher course in the limits of their power from the Supreme Court. In the term that finished this week, the justices repeatedly championed individual rights over government arguments that public safety takes precedence, in such disparate areas as gun rights, detention and cruel-and-unusual punishment."

Those lacking a WSJ.com subscription may still access the full text of the article via this link at Google News.

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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