No. of Recommendations: 4
The district court would immediately order his release - and unless that court or the appellate court stayed that order pending appeal, he would be released immediately.
As has been pointed out several times: OK judge. Go enforce your order.
If a President could manage to convince the military to lock up a political opponent, do you think that a judge's order to release that person will be followed? And yes, what we're talking about here is the end of the law as we know it. I don't think that's completely out of the question, given the wide berth the USSC has handed to the President.
