That was the only real question. The Court's holding on that issue is dubious and probably shouldn't have been made at this point, but it doesn't change the fact that some district court has jurisdiction.Married A Horn said:Sam Lowry said:FIFYMarried A Horn said:
Finally. He said what Sam has been saying the entire time... the courts have jurisdiction.
"For "core habeas petitions," "jurisdiction lies in only one district: the district of confinement.""
You were wrong.
As to the detainees' right to judicial review, SCOTUS was unanimous and unequivocal. You were wrong.