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Constitutional Commentary;  June 22, 1997 ;   Monomura, Hiroshi;   787 words ......this role is limited by the plenary power doctrine, which severely restricts...unfortunate consequences of the plenary power doctrine is the absence of a dialogue...law and policy. True, the plenary power doctrine has undergone significant...

The exclusion and detention of aliens: lessons from the lives of Ellen...

University of Pennsylvania Law Review;  April 1, 1995 ;   Weisselberg, Charles D.;   787 words ......judicial deference are commonly called the plenary power doctrine. The plenary power doctrine and the rule of territorial standing are...14) As part of its examination of the plenary power doctrine and the principle of territorial standing...

Bush's second inaugural and the Western Shoshone Nation

Indian Country Today (Lakota Times);  February 2, 2005 ;   Newcomb, Steven;   787 words ......government with regard to both the plenary power doctrine, and its mistreatment of the...then given a fancy name: "Plenary power," which is a form of dominion...the fact that the plenary power doctrine is a form of unrestricted...

The U.S. Supreme Court's explication of "federal plenary power": an...

The American Indian Quarterly;  June 22, 1994 ;   Wilkins, David E.;   787 words ......United States Congress's exercise of plenary power and the tribes' efforts to exercise...107 federal court cases and of the plenary power concept reveals that congressional plenary power has several distinctive definitions...

Johnson, Kevin R. The "Huddled Masses" Myth: Immigration and Civil...

Perspectives on Political Science;  September 22, 2004 ;   Whittaker, Khori D.;   605 words ......reactions to minorities, and the revelation of the plenary power doctrine prevent this work from becoming a mere laundry...history. Indeed, Johnson's explanation of the plenary power doctrine, which shields most immigration decisions made...

On attorneys, Indian advocacy and Nevada v. Hicks

Indian Country Today (Lakota Times);  April 28, 2004 ;   Newcomb, Steven;   787 words ......buying into the presumption of U.S. plenary power over Indians? James Anaya, Robert A...by the exercise of Congressional plenary power." The attorneys thereby identified "plenary power" with the Johnson ruling, while bundling...

A justice for all

Indian Country Today (Lakota Times);  February 1, 2006 ;   Simpson, Lucy Rain;   538 words ......restrictions of the Bill of Rights. This premise is referred to as the "plenary power doctrine." One of the most horrible elements of the so-called plenary power doctrine is the power of Congress to take Indian tribal property, including land...

Why Indians are Second Class Citizens: Congress' Plenary Power, Tribal...

Ojibwe News, The;  August 8, 2003 ;   Smith, Darrel;   787 words ......constitutional authority, Congress has plenary power over Indian affairs." [emphasis added...The Supreme Court has recognized this plenary power of Congress on numerous occasions...enactment of this legislation." This plenary power of Congress over Indian affairs should...

plenary

Webster's NewWorld Dictionary;      39 words ...Webster's NewWorld Dictionary 01-01-1988 ple|na|ry (ple'n re, plen'-) adj. 1. full; complete; absolute {plenary power} 2. for attendance by all members {a plenary session} --ple'na|ri|ly (-r le) adv. Copyright 1994, 1991, 1988 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Where is the search for "Federal Acknowledgement" taking Tribes?

News From Indian Country;  January 15, 1994 ;   David Wilkins;   787 words ......both subject to and benefit from federal plenary power - though if I am to be constitutionally precise it is really congressional plenary power that we are speaking about. The doctrine of plenary power is a double-edged sword. On the one hand...

Understanding history key to surviving legacy of U.S. Manifest

Ojibwe News, The;  October 9, 1998 ;     787 words ......which led to our subjection to the plenary power of Congress and its policies of cultural...United States Congress, by virtue of its Plenary Power, in 1934 created a United States federal...Manifest Destiny, the theory of the plenary power of Congress derives from a belief that...

The dialogic of federalism in federal Indian law and the Rehnquist Court:...

Texas Journal on Civil Liberties & Civil Rights;  April 1, 2003 ;   Skibine, Alex Tallchief;   787 words ...Although Congress is said to have "plenary power" in Indian Affairs,1 much of federal...common law. While Congress asserted its plenary power in a rather heavy handed manner between...the 1950s, Congress has not used its plenary power to the detriment of Indian tribes in...

Ambe 'Anishinabeg' Ojibwe

Ojibwe News, The;  November 29, 1996 ;   Dale Greene;   787 words ......these U.S. Agents. The assumption of "plenary power" by the United States Congress In much...Constitutional Authority, Congress has Plenary Power over Indian affairs," the Government...is no easy way to say this, but that plenary power is the Euro-American Congress practicing...

Gender and constitutional design.(Symposium on Executive Power)

Yale Law Journal;  July 1, 2006 ;   Monopoli, Paula A.;   787 words ......that the Hamiltonian vision of an expansive executive with plenary power is the model least likely to result in women's ascending...Similarly, Hamilton's argument for a singular executive with plenary power (as opposed to a multi-member council) is premised on the...

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VOTING REPRESENTATION:KENNETH W. STARR

Congressional Testimony;  June 23, 2004 ;     787 words ......disenfranchisement. I. CONGRESS ENJOYS PLENARY POWER OVER THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Legislation...gives Congress ``extraordinary and plenary`` power over our nation`s capitol city.2 To...Constitution does affirmatively grant Congress plenary power to govern the District`s affairs. ...