Alessandra Emini
April 30, 2020 | The Legal Intelligencer
US Supreme Court Considers Vagueness of Immigration StatuteLaws must be clear to serve their intended purpose. A vague law fails to guide behavior in its intended direction because people cannot discern the parameters of the government's prohibition.
By Stephen A. Miller and Alessandra Emini
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