Restore The Constitution

Patrick Leahy's restoration of the Constitution will bring back [on paper] our right to Habeaus Corpus, ban on torture, and association with the Geneva Convention. Note that due to the authority in our Constitution and Congress, none of these tenets were ever legally repealed. The Constitution has not been changed, and the 4th amendment has stood forever on paper. Congress passed a ban on torture long ago, and did not unpass it. The Geneva convention is an international agreement that the president does not have the authority to remove us from without Congressional approval [as well as the 1972 ABM treaty].

The law says that we are to try these people for violating the Constitution, defying the Constitution's division of powers by present office without negotiating the Constitution, and for the various unConstitutional acts performed by the president and agencies.

Two conflicting laws passed by Congress shall be negotiated before passage. The actions of the president and the standing law of the Constitution are overlapping in many places. These two houses are to be reconciled.