From England to Pakistan to America’s Southwest Border—Government in Action, as that also Affects Our Basic Notions about Second Amendment Rights, Elections, and Court Litigation

Amicus: A Law Review · May 13, 2023 · 1h 28m

Reflecting, first, on the Rule of Law overseas—including the abiding

tradition of the United Kingdom to support and, at least in part, serve under

a monarch (as witnessed in the coronation of King Charles III), long rejected

by our nation’s founding fathers in favor of what was, 234 years ago, a

completely novel form of checks and balances among three discrete

branches of a national government (including a most non-royal President).

Commenting, too, on the unrelated but equally compelling accounts of Rule

of Law challenges in Pakistan, as a former Prime Minister is arrested and

then released…