Yes, this decision is unpublished and thus carries no precedential value for future cases.
Yet, there has been scarcely any discussion of the precedential implications of the Law of the Sea Treaty.
"Any appeal would likely result in an opinion that would only magnify the precedential damage to the Executive Branch, " Turley wrote.
And there are no specified terms to champion as being precedential.
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The court should vacate the decision striking down Proposition 8, leaving in place the original district-court order that prompted the case by allowing two same-sex couples to marry, but depriving Hollingsworth of precedential effect.
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As things stand now, however, our only hope of avoiding such ominously precedential "solidarity contributions" - whether they be imposed on airline tickets, currency transactions, international commerce or the internet - is for your view to be faithfully, articulately and effectively represented at the UN.
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According to a report on contingent elections by the Congressional Research Service, the procedures undertaken for that 1825 vote -- the House met in closed session without reporters, for instance, and voted anonymously by paper ballot -- would be "precedential, but not binding" for similar elections in the future.
To his credit, Mr. Reagan recognized the Law of the Sea Treaty for what it was intended to be by the World Federalists and so-called non-aligned movement types who had a significant hand in shaping its supranational International Seabed Authority and related entities: a highly precedential, and undesirable, vehicle for establishing world-government mechanisms to control the "international commons" (in this case, the oceans) at the expense of sovereign states.
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