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Friday, Apr 27th, 2012
JUSTICE BREYER: Can I make that statement in an opinion, and you’ll say, that’s right?
MR. CLEMENT: I think what you could say —
JUSTICE BREYER: Can I say that?
MR. CLEMENT: I don’t think you can say just that.
Justice Breyer, Arizona v. U.S. oral arguments

∞12:17 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[Breyer] [sb 1070] [arizona] [immigration] [law] [SCOTUS] [oral argument]

Wednesday, Apr 25th, 2012
No, I understand that’s their argument. I can question them about that.
Justice Sotomayor, Arizona v. U.S. oral arguments

∞01:20 pm, by lemonlines Comments
[Sotomayor] [arizona] [immigration] [oral argument] [transcript] [sb 1070] [scotus] [law]

Tuesday, Feb 21st, 2012
Classifications treated as suspect tend to be irrelevant to any proper legislative goal.
[…]
We reject the claim that “illegal aliens” are a “suspect class.

from footnotes 14 & (following ellipsis) 19

Plyler v. Doe

457 U.S. 202 (1982)


∞11:46 am, by lemonlines1 note Comments
[footnote] [just intermediate scrutiny for laws abridging the rights of undocumented school children] [can't wait for April 25] [immigration] [law]

Thursday, Feb 02nd, 2012
Noncitizens have the same property rights as citizens.

Cal. Const. art. I, § 20


∞08:22 am, by lemonlines2 notes Comments
[immigration] [equality] [California] [law]

Tuesday, Nov 29th, 2011
The acts of Congress give great power … It is a power to be administered, not arbitrarily and secretly, but fairly and openly, under the restraints of the tradition and principles of free government applicable where the fundamental rights of men are involved, regardless of their origin or race. It is the province of the courts, in proceedings for review, within the limits amply defined in the cases cited, to prevent abuse of this extraordinary power …

Kwock Jan Fat v. White

253 U.S. 454, 464, 40 S. Ct. 566, 570, 64 L. Ed. 1010 (1920)


∞05:56 am, by lemonlines14 notes Comments
[administrative law] [habeas corpus] [immigration] [law]

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