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3 Jun 2008: decisions. To invoke alien law when it agreeswith one’s own thinking, and ignore it otherwise, is not reasoneddecision making, but sophistry.’’15. ... our own conclusions.’’72 ‘‘It doesnot lessen our fidelity to the Constitution,’’ he

10 Jun 2008: 7 See further Amanda Perreau-Saussine “Foreign views on eating aliens: the roots and implications of recent English decisions on customary international law as a source of common law limits on ... position is one of “utter willingness to rule other

3 Jun 2008: With related commentaries,32 they demonstrate the value ofdifferent ways of thinking and speaking by people in differentpositions within public life. ... 83. 592 The Cambridge Law Journal [2004]. were in the 1890s, and earlier eras of globalisation saw

4 Apr 2008: 15. (ii) By deporting the population and preventing the return of the Chagossianstheir right as a people has been violated.19. ... become a people for the purpose of the exercise of the right to self-determination.

21 Jan 2008: 2. Chagos current human uses/impacts Military base X,000 people, including military, but dominated by support personnel. ... Similar situations are already threatening coral island peoples north of Papua New Guinea.

18 Feb 2008: Robin Cook’s statement was not law. It did not create rights to bind other people – other Foreign Secretaries, other administrations.

22 Jan 2008: 25. In legal and moral substance the people in question were at all relevant times inhabitants. ... a new colony, of which the people in question remained unaware until their expulsion to.