Judges must defer to president on security cases, Gonzales says

U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales says judges should defer to the president in cases involving the war on terror. “I don’t think the judiciary is equipped at all to make decisions about what is in the national interest of our country,” he said.Photo by Ken Cedeno/Bloomberg NewsFederal judges can’t fully understand U.S. national security policies ...

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Judges must defer to president on security cases, Gonzales says

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