Monday, April 26, 2004 Mr. Padilla's lawyers do not exaggerate when they tell the court that if their client loses, "it would mean that for the foreseeable future, any citizen, anywhere, at any time, would be subject to indefinite military detention on the unilateral order of the President." That formula for totalitarianism has never been the law in America. -- Editorial, The Wall Street Journal [April 26, 2004]

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