It was a political, not a judicial act, a travesty from start to finish.
"It is a serious political and judicial act that has shocked even me," Mr. Josipovic said of the verdicts.
What is it in the contest provision that supports the theory that that was a rogue, illegal judicial act?
Under the Judicial Act of 1802, a single judge (either the district judge or the circuit rider) could preside alone.
* Judicial independence is essential.
The interesting aspect of British government is that, despite the absence of restraints such as judicial review, acts that would be considered unconstitutional in the presence of a written constitution are attempted very rarely, certainly less often than in the United States.
(This should include reminding the EU of the Judicial Redress Act, which guarantees EU citizens Privacy Act protections notwithstanding the Administration's recent Executive Order).
In addition, a 2015 law, the Judicial Redress Act, guarantees EU citizens protection under the U.S. Privacy Act, which includes the right to challenge certain privacy violations in U.S. courts.
The proposed legislation, known as the Judicial Redress Act, would extend the same rights Americans enjoy under the Privacy Act of 1974 to foreign citizens in select allied nations, primarily in the European Union.
On the Umbrella Agreement the spokeswoman said this relies on the Judicial Redress Act which she said "extends the benefits of the U.S. Privacy Act to Europeans and gives them access to U.S. courts".
The bill, known as the Judicial Redress Act, sailed through the House on a bipartisan, voice vote.
