alarming new law?

[RJLipkin at aol.com]

Steve Jamar  writes: 
 
I pretty much put this  into the "get a life" category on all sides.  If 
Congress wants to do these  things, they seem harmless enough.  And if some people 
want to get vexed  about it, well it is just their day being  ruined. 


I'm not sure how a  simple question such as mine gets put into the '"get a 
life category,"' but just  in case anyone is interested, I do have one. 
 
        Seeking answers to  questions about congressional authorization in 
general seems central  to understanding American constitutional law. But Steve 
is quite  right. Grading, meeting publications deadlines, and so forth are 
currently more  important.  So I promise not to "get vexed" about this issue or 
spend  time too much time right not thinking about one of the central questions 
in  any constitutional democracy. 
 
Bobby

Robert Justin  Lipkin
Professor of Law
Widener University School of  Law
Delaware

Ratio Juris
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Essentially Contested  America, Editor-In-Chief 
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