One of the joys of the Web is the ability to get the Supreme Court’s opinions in real time and, particularly, reading the dissents of Justice Scalia to outrageous left-wing opinions.  So it is with Boumedienne v. Bush, the Supreme Court’s ruling on habeas corpus for detainees in Guantanamo, released yesterday (June 12).  A sample: And today it is not just the military that the Court elbows aside. A mere two Terms ago in Hamdan v. Rums­feld, 548 U. S. 557 (2006), when the Court held (quite amazingly) that the Detainee Treatment Act of 2005 had not stripped habeas jurisdiction over Guantanamo peti­tioners’ claims, four Members of today’s five-Justice major­ity joined an opinion saying the following: “Nothing prevents the President from returning to Congress to seek the authority [for trial by military commission] he believes necessary. “Where, as here, no emergency prevents consulta­tion with Congress, judicial insistence...(Read Full Post)