More from Jack Goldsmith:
Marty Lederman highlights some key points from Jack Goldsmith's book and a recent interview. For those of us who don't yet have a copy of the book, it's worth a read. As these excerpts illustrate, even those who are generally supportive of aggressive counter-terrorism measures and expansive constructions of executive power should have serious concerns about they way counter-terror policies and legal doctrines have been developed and implemented in the Bush Administration.
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- More from Jack Goldsmith:
- Resolving the Goldsmith Contradiction:
- The Conscience of Jack Goldsmith:
It is a particularly good corrective to Michiko Kakutani's one-sided review for the NYT. It is a scandal that she assigns herself the job of reviewing so many books on subjects on which she has no expertise.
Best,
Ben
The Supreme Court and the Clean Water Act: Five Essays by Jonathan H. Adler, et al. Vermont Law School's Land Use Institute (2007).
The fifth essay is:
"Once More, With Feeling: Reaffirming the Limits of Clean Water Act Jurisdiction" by Jonathan H. Adler.