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Vattel Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-02-11 02:54 PM
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31. Two relevant differences:
Number one: In Bassler's case, if the police headed out to the woods to assassinate him, then they would be subject to prosecution. Hopefully, they headed out to the woods to arrest him. Was there any attempt to arrest Awlaki? Or did we simply have an assassination attempt?

Number two: The police had an arrest warrant. There was judicial involvement in his case. Did it ever occur to you that much of the objection to the assassination of Awlaki is based on the lack of any judicial involvement?
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