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**allvideO** · 07-01-2010, 06:26 PM

He was arrested on a US common carrier vehicle, bound for the US. This makes him subject to US law - and also means the government is bound by the Constitution to provide access to counsel, due process, etc.

To do otherwise is to head down a very slippery path.

Indeed, it does.

It's always, well, make that 'never', surprising to me how certain cons hold due process in such disdain, treat the USC as an afterthought, etc...

Oh, and I don't mean you by this.

07-01-2010, 06:26 PM	#20
allvideO Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 665 Senior Member	He was arrested on a US common carrier vehicle, bound for the US. This makes him subject to US law - and also means the government is bound by the Constitution to provide access to counsel, due process, etc. To do otherwise is to head down a very slippery path. Indeed, it does. It's always, well, make that 'never', surprising to me how certain cons hold due process in such disdain, treat the USC as an afterthought, etc... Oh, and I don't mean you by this.
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