Episode 38: How Did We Get Through This One Without Saying “Posse Comitatus”?

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Episode 38: How Did We Get Through This One Without Saying “Posse Comitatus”?

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Sep 27, 2017

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Seriously, how did they manage not to say “posse comitatus” during this episode? Sigh. In this week’s episode, Professors Vladeck and Chesney do talk at length about various legal issues raised by the devastation in...

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Sep 27, 2017

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Episode 38: How Did We Get Through This One Without Saying “Posse Comitatus”?

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