Yale Law School, At Least, Is Confident Koh Will Be Confirmed
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at 5:54 pm
Even though Yale Law School Dean Harold Hongju Koh hasn’t yet been confirmed as State Department legal adviser, his current employer is apparently pretty confident that he will be.
Bloomberg reports that Yale University yesterday named Robert C. Post — an expert in constitutional law who’s been teaching at Yale since 2003 — as the law school’s new dean. He’s expected to start in July.
As Dave reported yesterday, nearly four months after President Obama nominated Koh, who faced some stiff Republican opposition, Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) filed cloture and moved his nomination to the floor for a vote.
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Comment posted June 24, 2009 @ 5:55 am
Mr. Koh wants to subject all of us in the USA to “laws” passed by the UN, and he wants to disarm the people of this country.
I must therefore oppose his confirmation.
Several courts have ruled that police are NOT legally required to protect any individual from an attacker, even when the attacker has invaded the home of the victim. Yet, Mr. Koh would deprive law-abiding US citizens of firearms, one of the most effective means of defending one's self, family and property. Such a position is dangerous to the people of this country.
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