[sinkspur]

Deciding to charge or not charge a federal suspect is the purview of the executive branch.

Luttig is trying to sound high-minded when all he's really doing is grabbing for the brass ring at Boeing.

[OldFriend]

The elites doing their thing. Throwing tantrums when they don't get their way.

Bye bye Luttig.

Truth be told he was not going to be getting on the USSC anytime soon.

The next appointment will be a conservative woman.

[Paul Ross]

Deciding to charge or not charge a federal suspect is the purview of the executive branch.

Indeed it is. But to abandon the high ground after a key legal victory is won at personal cost in the 4th Circuit Court of Appeal is neither seemly, intelligent or particularly worthy of this Administration.

Luttig is trying to sound high-minded when all he's really doing is grabbing for the brass ring at Boeing.

Actually, his resignation speech can be found here and he is in fact saying nothing about any disagreements or disappointments with the administration's sudden and embarassing reversal of its legal handling of the Padilla case.

There are other readings of the judicial tea leaves in his resignation here

[Alberta's Child]

Deciding to charge or not charge a federal suspect is the purview of the executive branch.

Deciding whether or not this Federal suspect is kept in custody indefinitely -- or has his case adjudicated in a manner that doesn't meet Constitutional scrutiny -- is not.