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in Jail, Atlanta Const., Nov. 21, 1896, at 1 (reporting that a reporter was jailed for refusing to reveal the identity of a source); Reporters Are
scholarly at- tention. There has also been a lack of scholarly attention toMarshall’s innovative use of Vattel’s The Law of Nations—which explicitly
note 61, at 2376. 178. Cf. Knake, supra note 25, at 678 (noting that in the narrower context of attorney speech, “[a]n attorney’s identity as a
; KRUSE, supra note 7, at 41 (noting that even in the City of Atlanta—portrayed as “the city too busy to hate”—white members of its ostensibly
attitude.” (citation omitted)). 37. Id. at 139 (majority opinion). 38. Id. at 161. 39. Id. (quoting United States v. Article of Drug . . . Bacto
to ensure the na- tion’s security. Consider how the Korematsu majority reached its decision. It accepted at face value the government’s attestations
explaining that “the nascent American nation demonstrated at virtually every important step in its development” that it was “strongly attached” to
majority dismissed this line of attack by holding it inapplicable to “penalties assessed by the IRS but unrelated to taxes.” Taken at face value, the
public, and rights unsustainable, both politically and legally. (Indeed, the networks of attorneys for detainees at Guantánamo have resulted in
have attracted sustained attention, as scholars have clashed over labor 11. Grupo Mexicano, 527 U.S. at 337-42 (Ginsburg, J., concurring in part and