Simplifying wildly, the former generally requires a court order (a warrant) within the United States, though if there are links abroad, a law passed with Senator Obama's vote, the 2008 FISA Amendments Act, allows the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to rubber stamp its collection in bulk.
Mr. McCain's citizenship was established by statutes covering the offspring of Americans abroad and laws specific to the Canal Zone as Congress realized that Americans would be living and working in the area for extended periods.
Mr. Odintsov listed the issues: "Registration, reregistration, problems with property illegally taken away, problems with construction of church buildings, problems with renovations, problems with ministers coming from abroad, problems with law enforcement, usually with the police.
Studying law abroad at the University of Valencia in Spain has been an eye-opening experience for me.
Ugandans breaking the new law abroad will be subject to extradition requests.
Sending American ideas about the rule of law abroad has long been a source of pride.
Called Dacheng there and Dentons abroad, the new law firm is the world's biggest, displacing Baker & McKenzie.
"He kept us ignorant and blindfolded"."All our wealth went abroad," says a law student distributing food.
These human-rights lawsuits are a local manifestation of a growing interest, mostly abroad, in international law.
Same-sex couples who married abroad under foreign law and are currently treated as civil partners will be recognised as being married in England and Wales from March 2014.
