Apparently John Ashcroft doesn't

WASHINGTON - Federal judges are jeopardizing national security by issuing rulings contradictory to President Bush's decisions on America's obligations under international treaties and agreements, Attorney General John Ashcroft said Friday.

In his first remarks since his resignation was announced Tuesday, Ashcroft forcefully denounced what he called "a profoundly disturbing trend" among some judges to interfere in the president's constitutional authority to make decisions during war.

"The danger I see here is that intrusive judicial oversight and second-guessing of presidential determinations in these critical areas can put at risk the very security of our nation in a time of war," Ashcroft said in a speech to the Federalist Society, a conservative lawyers group.

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"Courts are not equipped to execute the law. They are not accountable to the people," Ashcroft said.

Breaking news dude, that's their job!  Lawgeek has more about this

Call for Papers

Session Title: Are We Still Doing Women's Studies?

In recent years the focus of Women's Studies has shifted in many contexts from women to gender, and in some cases to sexuality as a general topic. Some feminists feel that Women's Studies programs are outdated or unnecessary, in fact, because the view of gender has changed. In this session we will examine this issue, but also re-assert the need for Women's Studies as a separate category from Gender Studies as a whole, within the contexts of both literature and composition studies.

Please send one-page abstracts of twenty-minute papers to:

Susannah Chewning
Department of English
Union County College
1033 Springfield Avenue
Cranford, NJ 07016
chewning_at_ucc.edu

Deadline for abstracts: 20 December 2004.

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Susannah M. Chewning, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English
Union County College
ph: (908) 709-7182
http://faculty.ucc.edu/english-chewning

chewning@ucc.edu

November 19, 2004 in Literature | Permalink

So the one million plus fine Fox was given for their show Married By America was based on complaints by a total of three fucking people.  Great.  If I get two friends can we fine the makers of the "...and twins!" commercials infinity billion dollars?