Handbook of Human Rights
DOI: 10.4324/9780203887035.ch53
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International human rights law and the war on terror

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“…But can it really be said that the Logan Act "interfere[s] with the President's discharge of a constitutional responsibility"? 582 That would require pretzel-like logic: deterring archetypal violations facilitates Presidents' unimpeded discharge of their responsibilities. To be sure, routine enforcement of the Act would make it harder for the White House to informally nudge private citizens to mediate stalemates.…”
Section: A Is Logan Act Nonenforcement Unconstitutional?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But can it really be said that the Logan Act "interfere[s] with the President's discharge of a constitutional responsibility"? 582 That would require pretzel-like logic: deterring archetypal violations facilitates Presidents' unimpeded discharge of their responsibilities. To be sure, routine enforcement of the Act would make it harder for the White House to informally nudge private citizens to mediate stalemates.…”
Section: A Is Logan Act Nonenforcement Unconstitutional?mentioning
confidence: 99%