Talk:Herbert Wechsler

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Please delete the original as a copyright violation and replace with the temporary stub that has been created.

Done. Thue | talk 14:30, 5 Dec 2004 (UTC)

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"THE SENTENCE I DELETED FROM THIS PARAGRAPH IS INCORRECT - WECHSLER DID NOT ARGUE THE KOREMATSU CASE IN THE SUPREME COURT OR IN ANY OTHER COURT. THE U.S. GOVERNMENT WAS REPRESENTED AT THE SUPREME COURT ARGUMENT BY CHARLES FAHY, THE U.S. SOLICITOR GENERAL AT THE TIME. SEE https://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/323/214.html. THE REMAINING SENTENCE INTHIS PARAGRAPH CORRECTLY NOTES THAT WECHSLER WAS IN CHARGE OF THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT'S WAR DIVISION - THE WAR DIVISION'S RESPONSIBILITIES DID NOT INCLUDE ARGUING CASES IN COURT. BY CONTRAST, IT WAS (AND STILL IS) THE SOLICITOR GENERAL'S JOB TO ARGUE SUPREME COURT CASES. WECHSLER'S NAME MAY HAVE APPEARED ON THE BRIEF AS ONE OF THE DOJ ATTORNEYS WHO PARTICIPATED IN ITS PREPARATION, BUT HE DID NOT ARGUE THE CASE. FURTHERMORE, I WAS IN A CLASS AT COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL TAUGHT BY WECHSLER IN 1980 OR 1981 IN WHICH WECHSLER DESCRIBED THE INTERNAL DISCUSSIONS THAT LED TO ROOSEVELT'S DECISION TO INTERN JAPANESE-AMERICANS, AND HE WAS QUITE CLEAR THAT HE HAD OPPOSED THE DECISION."

I have moved it here for posterity.-Ich (talk) 20:21, 19 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]