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JUDICIAL REVIEW AND NATIONAL SECURITY CONCERNS: A CRITICAL COMMENTARY ON TRUMP V. HAWAII (2018)
Ist Teil von
Journal of the Indian Law Institute, 2018-12, Vol.60 (4), p.444-457
Ort / Verlag
Indian Law Institute
Erscheinungsjahr
2018
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Alma/SFX Local Collection
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Electoral promises with religious overtones sometimes lead to victory in elections even in those countries, which have strong traditions of liberal democracy. Often they culminate into controversial policies and conservative laws. In the electoral campaign, Donald J. Trump projected citizens of Islamic countries as security threat to American life. He issued Presidential Proclamation- 9645 to restrict their liberty of entry in the USA which was upheld by the US Supreme Court. This competing claim of security vis a vis liberty is the subject matter of this article, which is divided into five parts. Part I provides facts and issues of travel ban orders. Part II deals with majority opinion on statutory and constitutional challenge with special emphasis on the scope of judicial review (deferential standard vis a vis reasonable observer review) in cases involving national security and foreign affairs. Part III places a note on minority opinion. Part IV scans hundred years of national security jurisprudence from Schenck to Trump. Part V proposes concluding remarks with lessons for India.