Silences and Peculiarities of the Hamdan Opinions
Document Type: Article
This is one of four papers that grew out of a faculty workshop on the Hamdan decision held at the University of Maryland School of Law on September 21, 2006.
Abstract
In this Essay, I would like to focus on what I call the two great “silences” of the majority opinion in the Hamdan case and also touch upon two peculiarities in the majority opinion and in the concurring opinion of Justice Kennedy.
Recommended Citation
66 Maryland Law Review 772 (2007).
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Four essays that grew out of a faculty workshop on the Hamdan decision held at the University of Maryland School of Law on September 21, 2006.
Four essays that grew out of a faculty workshop on the Hamdan decision held at the University of Maryland School of Law on September 21, 2006.
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