Some of you may think that my comments on the subpoenas and Bruce Ackerman’s comments on the rules for the trial of the impeachment charges are in conflict. If the Senate adopts the rules used for the trial of the charges against Andrew Johnson, Bruce accurately describes the Senate process. I’m not convinced the Senate will go that way, but Bruce is right that it is important to understand what that track means. My own comments were aimed at Republican complaints that Democrats should have investigated more. As I outlined, the significance of whatever the Court does about the subpoenas, will be entirely political. The evidence is sufficiently out there already .
AfJIL- Kenya Walks Tightrope in Somalia
- ICC Rejects Admissibility Challenge
- ICC Denies Prosecutor’s Application to Delay Disclosure
- Deferral Bid Fails After Security Council Consultation
- Analyzing the Merits of Kenya’s Inadmissibility Motion and Security Council to Consider Deferral on Friday April 8, 2011
- O’Campo Loses Interlocutory Appeal
- As Libya Takes Center-Stage at the Security Council, Kenya’s Scheduled Discussion Falters and Notes on Judge Kaul’s Dissent & Non-State Actors
- Kenya Announces It Will Challenge Admissibility: Chances of Success Extremely Poor
- ICC Issues Summons For All Six Kenyan Suspects: Dissent Expected From Judge Kaul
- In First Real Test Constitution Prevails as Kibaki Reverses Unilateral Appointments: Implications for Kenya’s Deferral Bid
Constitutionalism and Democracy 